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flag Europe launches its first quantum computer, Euro-Q-Exa, with 54 qubits, to boost research and digital sovereignty.

flag Europe has launched Euro-Q-Exa, its first quantum computer, at Germany’s Leibniz Supercomputing Centre, developed by IQM Quantum Computers with 54 superconducting qubits. flag Co-funded by the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking and German and Bavarian authorities, the system enables hybrid quantum-classical computing and supports research in drug discovery, climate modeling, and neurodegenerative diseases. flag Hosted locally, it strengthens Europe’s sovereign digital infrastructure, ensuring control over data and technology. flag A more powerful 150-qubit system is expected by year’s end, with six quantum computers now being deployed across Europe to build a coordinated network for quantum advancement.

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