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Dutch Quantum Sector Requires €9.4 Billion Investment to Compete Globally

QUANTUM COMPUTING

The Dutch quantum sector needs a minimum of €9.4 billion in investments to remain competitive globally, as highlighted by former ASML CEO Peter Wennink. While local startups are developing crucial quantum computing components, they require significant funding to scale up to industrial manufacturing, or risk being outpaced by larger competitors, particularly in the U.S. Notable initiatives include QuantWare's plans for a €50 million factory in Delft and a collaborative effort at the University of Amsterdam to advance quantum research.

Dutch Quantum Sector Requires €9.4 Billion Investment to Compete Globally
Jan 31, 2026, 5:23 PM

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