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Groove Quantum wins EU EIC Accelerator backing for germanium quantum chips

Dutch startup Groove Quantum was selected under the EU's EIC Accelerator for EUR 10 million, including a EUR 2.5 million grant, to develop germanium based spin qubit chips. The formal grant agreement followed later.

Reported Editor-read Quantum Computing Report, 2 July 2025

What it does not test. It does not establish that the later signed grant agreement kept the same scope or amount.

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