EuroHPC Debuts EuroQCS-Spain, Advancing Hybrid Quantum-HPC Access in Europe
May 28, 2026 — Today, the EuroHPC JU inaugurated a new EuroHPC quantum computer, located in Spain. This new inauguration highlights the EuroHPC JU’s continued commitment to deploying a sovereign and state-of-the-art quantum computing infrastructure across Europe. The inauguration ceremony was hosted by the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) -Centro Nacional de Supercomputación (BSC-CNS) and attended by […] The post EuroHPC Debuts EuroQCS-Spain, Advancing Hybrid Quantum-HPC Access in Europe appeared first on HPCwire .
The inauguration of EuroQCS-Spain marks a tangible step in the EuroHPC JU's long-term strategy to establish sovereign quantum computing infrastructure.
This event signifies Europe's commitment to developing independent capabilities in quantum computing, reducing reliance on external powers for critical future technologies.
Europe now has a new, state-of-the-art hybrid quantum-HPC facility, enhancing access for researchers and accelerating the region's quantum technology development.
- · European researchers
- · Barcelona Supercomputing Center
- · European quantum computing sector
- · European technology sovereignty
- · Regions without sovereign quantum infrastructure
- · Companies reliant on a single quantum ecosystem
EuroQCS-Spain provides direct access to advanced quantum-HPC resources for European scientific and industrial users.
This facility will foster the development of a skilled quantum workforce and accelerate cutting-edge research and applications within Europe.
The proliferation of such sovereign quantum infrastructures could lead to a more fragmented, yet resilient, global quantum technology landscape.
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