Quantum Experimental Pilot Lines for Quantum Technologies

Scope: The action is to implement the pilot production elements of the Qu-Pilot Framework Partnership Agreement. The proposal should advance the maturity of quantum hardware technologies in alignment with EU industrial strategy, emphasising flexibility, innovation, and scalability. The proposal should address: Establishment or enhancement of experimental pilot production infrastructure for TRL 4–6 quantum hardware technologies, with strong R&D orientation. Development of pre-industrial processes for: Quantum processors (e.g., superconducting, trapped ions, photonic), Quantum sensors (e.g., NV centers), Cryo-compatible packaging and interconnects. Integration of cleanroom capabilities with lithography, etching, and deposition tailored to quantum device requirements (e.g., silicon, diamond, III-Vs), ensuring convergence with Chips JU standards. Creation of collaborative fabrication access models (shared-cost basis) open to academic and industrial partners. Development of standardised workflows for yield analysis, reproducibility, and quality assurance, supporting component certification pathways. Continuous engagement with Qu-Test and other testbeds to enable rapid iteration cycles and technology validation. Active alignment with Chips JU’s pilot line roadmap to enable seamless transfer of validated technologies once the stability pilot lines are operational. Contribution to a transversal European infrastructure serving multiple quantum domains (computing, sensing, communicati…

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