EuroHPC opened six Horizon Europe quantum calls on August 13, 2026, with €119 million ($135 million USD) still on offer through November 17. The package funds 1,000-plus-qubit trapped-ion, superconducting, and neutral-atom stacks plus next-generation QKD, Qu-Test labs, and Qu-Pilot lines. Call IDs, gate-time floors, key-rate targets, and the Funding and Tenders path are in the full article.
The EuroHPC Joint Undertaking has opened six new Horizon Europe calls totaling €119 million ($139 million USD) for next-generation quantum platforms, QKD systems, testing infrastructure and experimental pilot lines. Targets include full-stack systems at the 1,000-physical-qubit scale across three modalities and hybrid QKD systems with key rates above 1 Mbps. Technical specifications, supply-chain requirements and commercial implications are detailed in the full announcement.
The EuroHPC JU has launched procurement for MeluXina-Q, a quantum computer to be hosted by LuxProvide in Luxembourg and integrated with the MeluXina supercomputer. The system will start with at least 10 semiconductor spin qubits and is planned to scale beyond 80 physical qubits. Acquisition is budgeted at up to €11.95 million ($13.6 million USD), co-financed equally by the EuroHPC JU and the Luxembourg Government. Once deployed, MeluXina-Q will support hybrid classical-quantum workflows for scientific, industrial, and public-sector users across Europe.