Article on factbasedinsight.com (November 5, 2018):

“The splendour of Vienna’s Hofburg Palace saw the kickoff of the 20 projects that are the initial phase of the Europe’s €1b Quantum Flagship programme. The vision on display was impressive and wide ranging. It was also constrained by the limited resources so far committed and the unique politics of the EU.”

The Quantum Flagship is the EU’s drive to capture the economic benefits of the Second Quantum Revolution. Conceived following the publication of the Quantum Manifesto in 2016 [8] it has been launched as part of the overarching Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme. It promotes European leadership in four key areas of quantum technology:
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