EU Chips JU gives positive evaluation to Pasqal led Q-PLANET quantum chip plan

Pasqal's Q-PLANET quantum chip initiative won a positive evaluation from the Commission, EU states and the Chips Joint Undertaking, DataCenterDynamics reported. The plan covers a six-year pilot line with 37 partners across 12 EU countries; funding terms were not yet finalised.

Reported AI-drafted DataCenterDynamics, 21 May 2025

What it does not test. The report does not establish that the Chips JU's funding agreement for Q-PLANET had been signed or that money had reached the consortium.

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