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    Il piano dell’UE di diventare leader globale in Quantum entro il 2030

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    1. No_Method5989 on

      Challenge excepted. Though probably should expand on the naming it just “quantum”. Mark Carney been using that term, and it makes me twitch a bit each time.

    2. PainInTheRhine on

      That would require fixing some fundamental problems like funding (fragmented capital markets) and talent retention.

    3. Big_Combination9890 on

      Great. So, we slept through every major technical advancement, refuse to emancipate us from US based big tech or Chinese production surplus, and now we are chasing a hyped-up pipe dream that has [almost no practical applications](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_algorithm), even if it did actually work at scale, to which we are still not any closer after decades of research, the only *actual* purpose of which is to serve as the next investment-money attracting tech-hype when “AI” goes T*TSUP, based on promises of a breakthrough “soon”, that’s less likely to become true than fusion power.

      EU at its best.

      Litte video to understand how absurd chasing quantum computing actually is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDj1QhPOVBo

    4. IamHumanAndINeed on

      Listen you put the EU in a box with a flask of poison …

      In a state of superposition, the EU is at the same time a leader and not leader.

    5. OutsideYaHouse on

      I can’t imagine they will be, well not on a percentage of population.

      If you want to be in Quantum in Europe, you head to the UK.

    7. Big_Increase3289 on

      After that horrible deal that von der leyen did with Trump, I highly doubt it

    9. gmiadlichundgoschat on

      The thing with state delegated plans to be “leading” anything is that it’s just not working.

      Who knows if quantum computers are actually useful? This should be done at firm level. Make a bunch of different firms, let them compete, let them go bankrupt if needed, prop up the survivors.

      Ever wondered why Germany is so far behind in technology? Helmut Kohl thought computers are a waste and will never lead to anything, he thought TV’s are what is the future. No kidding. State mandated financing and effort went to “TV’s”.

    10. araujoms on

      The EU has the scientists and the money to do it, the only question is whether it has the will. Looking at the recent abject capitulating at Trump’s feet, doesn’t look like it. We’re doomed to be hostage to the US in yet another strategic technology.

    11. iVar4sale on

      Let me get this straight. We’re not focusing on the AI race, we’re not focusing on the nuclear fusion race, our main focus is… quantum computing.

      This is like Arsenal declaring at the start of the season their main goal is to win the Carabao cup.

    12. DepressedDraper on

      Does the EU know that they can’t achieve it by regulation?

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