Quantum computing, sensing and communications.
Canada has joined EuroHPC to expand its access to European Union supercomputing and quantum resources.
Why it matters: This partnership broadens international access to European Union supercomputing and quantum resources, supporting collaborative technological development in these critical fields.
An update on France's national quantum developments was published in October 2026.
Why it matters: National updates on quantum initiatives track technological progress relevant to European dual-use capabilities and security.
Quantum hardware developer QuantrolOx has secured €12 million in funding to industrialise its technology and expand its operations globally.
Why it matters: This funding round provides capital for the industrialisation of quantum hardware and supports global expansion efforts within the quantum technology sector.
A Finnish startup has raised a €2.78 million seed round focused on addressing hardware challenges in quantum computing.
Why it matters: Seed funding in quantum hardware development highlights ongoing private investment in foundational technologies relevant to the European dual-use and computing sector.
An expert from the European Space Agency is working on transitioning quantum technology from laboratory settings into orbital operations.
Why it matters: Transitioning quantum technology into orbit advances space-based capabilities, directly impacting the development of secure communications and sensing applications for the European space and security sectors.
