Europe's EuroHPC Program: Quantum Research Infrastructure Getting Serious

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RandyOrton

The European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking is building serious quantum research infrastructure. The Barcelona Supercomputing Center deployed an analog quantum computer from Qilimanjaro Quantum Tech through a EuroHPC initiative. CINECA in Italy is integrating Pasqal's neutral-atom QPU. Germany's Jülich is running world-record quantum simulations on classical supercomputers to prepare for hybrid applications. The 23-country deployment of 35 new AI supercomputers announced by NVIDIA includes quantum integration at multiple sites. Europe is not waiting to buy quantum capability from the US. They're building it. The combination of EuroHPC funding, local quantum hardware companies like Pasqal and Qilimanjaro, and integration with NVIDIA infrastructure is creating genuine European quantum capability.


Faded Ross

EuroHPC is doing exactly what it was designed for. Building shared European infrastructure that individual nations couldn't justify alone

Leo70

Pasqal as a French quantum company integrated into Italian and European infrastructure is European quantum sovereignty in practice