PredictionError correctionPending

Germany aims for two error-corrected quantum computers open to users by 2030

Due 2030

Germany's quantum technology roadmap, part of its 2026 Hightech Agenda, sets the goal of building by 2030 at least two error-corrected quantum computers (machines that detect and fix their own errors) at the top European level and opening them to users.

Predicted by

German Federal Government

Type

Government target

Said on

May 20, 2026

Original deadline

by 2030 (2030)

Status

Pending

Counts toward

the Quantum Supremacy estimate

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Related

• Germany plans to produce its first logical qubits by 2028 (due 2028)
• Germany aims for a universal quantum computer of at least 100 qubits by 2026 (due 2026)
• EU aims for quantum computers with about 100 error-corrected qubits by 2030 (due 2030)