https://hugo.bytes.news/tags/quantum-computing/Recent content in Quantum Computing on Silicon PolderHugo -- gohugo.ioenMon, 02 Feb 2026 19:31:30 +0000https://hugo.bytes.news/posts/monday/37ceafc-quantum-computing-deep-tech/Mon, 02 Feb 2026 19:31:30 +0000https://hugo.bytes.news/posts/monday/37ceafc-quantum-computing-deep-tech/<p><em>Brussels, Monday 2 February 2026</em> The European Union has decisively moved to secure its technological autonomy by selecting the SUPREME consortium to industrialise the continent&rsquo;s superconducting quantum infrastructure. Launching today, 2 February 2026, this strategic initiative commands a total budget of €50 million, pooling EU resources with national contributions to mitigate reliance on non-European vendors. The 23-partner alliance, which anchors critical activity in the Benelux quantum hubs of Delft and Leuven, is tasked with a clear mandate: to advance European manufacturing capabilities to Technology Readiness Level 6. The consortium’s flagship objective is the delivery of a 3D-integrated 200-qubit module within three and a half years. By prioritising scalable fabrication processes over pure research, this project signals a shift from experimental physics to a robust, sovereign industrial supply chain essential for Europe&rsquo;s future economic competitiveness.</p>https://hugo.bytes.news/posts/friday/a246410-quantum-computing-deep-tech-investment/Fri, 30 Jan 2026 23:16:24 +0000https://hugo.bytes.news/posts/friday/a246410-quantum-computing-deep-tech-investment/<p><em>The Hague, Friday 30 January 2026</em> Former ASML CEO Peter Wennink warns that without a €9.4 billion capital injection, the Netherlands’ world-class quantum startups face inevitable acquisition by US competitors, threatening European technological sovereignty.</p>