Spain Opens Quantum Nanofabrication Facility
2026-09-25
Spain's CSIC has inaugurated a new Quantum Nanofabrication Area at IMB-CNM in Barcelona, a €6 million investment aimed at advancing quantum hardware development. The facility will focus on prototyping quantum processing units and quantum key distribution components.
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Spain's CSIC has opened a new Quantum Nanofabrication Area at IMB-CNM in Barcelona. This facility, a €6 million investment, will focus on prototyping quantum hardware like quantum processing units and quantum key distribution components.
Key facts
- Spain's CSIC has inaugurated a Quantum Nanofabrication Area at IMB-CNM in Barcelona.
- The facility is a €6 million investment funded by Spain's PERTE Chip program and the NextGenerationEU initiative.
- It is equipped with advanced lithography and microscopy systems for prototyping quantum hardware.
- The new area will focus on developing quantum processing units and quantum key distribution components.
- This development is part of CSIC's QuARC-CSIC initiative to advance quantum technologies.
Source: Quantum Computing Report
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