The Quantum 2030 Implementation Plan sets out how Ireland will deliver on the ambitions outlined in the Quantum 2030 Strategy.
The Irish Government has published the Quantum 2030 Implementation Plan, which explores how the country intends to deliver on the targets and ambitions set out in the Quantum 2030 Strategy, which was first announced in November of 2023.
Designed to be implemented over the course of a year, the Implementation Plan is a collaboration between the Government, academia and industry, with the shared goal of strengthening Ireland’s quantum research capabilities, developing talent, supporting innovation and enterprise engagement and maximising on opportunities arising from European engagement.
Government departments and agencies will improve policy delivery by reviewing current quantum activities and costs in order to generate a greater understanding of the ecosystem within Ireland.
In order to meet the targets set out by the plan, there are a number of key milestones to be reached beginning in Q3 of 2026, including setting the Quantum 2030 online site to live, initiating the national skills mapping and gap analysis, establishing a quantum industry advisory group, with a named chair and securing Irish expert participation in at least three EU or ISO quantum standards bodies, among other goals.
