Chips JU and Pasqal Launch €50M ($57.2M USD) Q-PLANET Pilot Line to Industrialize Neutral Atom Quantum Chips - Quantum Computing Report

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Chips JU and Pasqal Launch €50M ($57.2M USD) Q-PLANET Pilot Line to Industrialize Neutral Atom Quantum Chips

The European Union’s Chips Joint Undertaking (Chips JU) has launched Q-PLANET, a €50 million ($57.2 million USD) European Quantum Chip Stability Pilot Line dedicated to manufacturing industrial-grade components for neutral atom quantum computing, sensing, and communication platforms. Coordinated by hardware developer Pasqal, the initiative establishes a pan-European fabrication backbone across 28 Research and Technology Organizations (RTOs), academic groups, and industrial partners spanning 11 EU Member States.