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Hybrid quantum-classical computing gains momentum in Europe
The European Union is taking ambitious steps to coordinate efforts by its member countries to achieve global leadership in quantum computing. The EU Quantum Computing Act, which is scheduled to take e
The European Union is taking ambitious steps to coordinate efforts by its member countries to achieve global leadership in quantum computing. The EU Quantum Computing Act, which is scheduled to take effect this year, aims to coordinate EU and national research and innovation in quantum technologies and stimulate investment in quantum infrastructure and industrial uses […] The post Hybrid quantum-classical computing gains momentum in Europe appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
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Source: SiliconANGLE | 2026-04-15