Finland leads the EU’s Quest project to advance quantum technology in defence. The initiative focuses on encryption-breaking and surveillance systems. Collaborating with Germany, Denmark, Latvia, and Italy, Finland leverages its expertise. Quantum sensors already show promise for military applications. The project strengthens Europe’s strategic capabilities.
VTT and IQM have introduced Europe’s first 50-qubit superconducting quantum computer, marking a breakthrough for Finland’s quantum research. The system is now available through the VTT QX service for researchers and businesses. With government backing and advanced superconducting technology, the project enhances Finland’s position in the global quantum race.
Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) has introduced the first quantum computer in Spain built entirely with European technology. This initiative falls under Quantum Spain, which links major research institutions to strengthen computing infrastructure. The system supports hybrid tasks by uniting quantum and classical technologies, opening new possibilities in science and industry.
Europe’s Quantum Technology Ecosystem to Be Focus of Conference European quantum experts meet in Helsinki to discuss the progress & future of quantum technologies In
Arab World Looking to Quantum Computing to Keep Up with Cryptography and Biomedicine. Investing in research and development is only the tip of the iceberg.
CiViQ: Securing Quantum Communications Without the Photons. The Quantum Flagship initiative launched by the European Union will fund alternative cybersecurity and cryptography development through a
