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EuroHPC and Germany switch on 54-qubit Euro-Q-Exa quantum computer at LRZ Garching

EuroHPC JU and Germany started operation of Euro-Q-Exa, a 54-qubit IQM quantum computer at LRZ Garching, funded with EUR 10 million from EuroHPC JU and EUR 15 million from the German federal and Bavarian state governments.

Verified AI-drafted EuroHPC Joint Undertaking press release, 12 February 2026

What it does not test. Does not establish that the planned second, 150-qubit system due by end of 2026 will arrive on schedule.

How this item counts. Towards autonomy: it changes who operates, who made the parts. Binding 3 of 3 (in force or operating), scale 1 of 3 (small), Verified counts in full: weight +6 of 36 possible. EuroHPC/Germany now operating IQM-built (EU) quantum computer; EUR25m, single German site. European Sovereignty Index

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