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Academia Sinica's Center for Quantum Computer is focusing only on hardware, not algorithms or applications, and executive director Chii-Dong Chen said that approach is similar to the mission Taiwan's government gave ITRI in the early days of the foundry industry. He said Taiwan enjoys a strong advantage in quantum chip manufacturing, but turning the new Quantum Chip Fabrication Space (QC-Fab) into

Academia Sinica has built a 20-qubit quantum chip from scratch, and the team now says the next phase is less about lab breakthroughs and more about engineering a scalable, reproducible manufacturing system. Chii-Dong Chen, executive director of Academia Sinica's Center for Quantum Computer, says Taiwan's quantum chip effort is moving into that engineering battleground.

The European Commission has given the green light to a EUR76 million (approx. US$86.3 million) German subsidy supporting QuantumDiamonds' plan to build a new semiconductor testing equipment facility in Munich, the Commission announced. The approval is the latest step in Brussels' push to reduce Europe's reliance on foreign chip technology and strengthen its industrial autonomy.

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LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Email GLOBAL, NEW YORK GENERAL BUSINESS, INTERNET / TECHNOLOGY SEEQC Joins U.S. CHIPS Act–Backed Effort to Advance Scalable Quantum Chip Manufacturing JUNE 16, 2026 SEEQC has joined a federally supported initiative aimed at accelerating the development of scalable quantum chip manufacturing in the United States, contributing technology and expertise to a multi-year progr