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EuroHPC Opens Six Quantum Computing Grant Calls Worth €119 Million

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EuroHPC Joint Undertaking has launched six funding calls totaling €119 million to develop next-generation quantum computing infrastructure across Europe, including trapped-ion and superconducting platforms. The trapped-ion call, worth €20 million, targets a full-stack quantum computer with over 1,000 qubits integrated with HPC systems, while the superconducting call seeks a similarly scaled chiplet-based QPU with cloud access. Both calls opened August 13, 2026, with applications due November 17, 2026.

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This funding push signals Europe's intent to close the gap with US and Chinese quantum computing efforts by building sovereign, full-stack systems rather than relying on foreign hardware. Integrating quantum processors directly with existing high-performance computing infrastructure could accelerate practical, real-world applications for European industry and researchers faster than standalone quantum labs.

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Source: hpcwire.com — August, 2026-08-24

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