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Open consultation: EuroQCI activities

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The European Commission launched an open consultation to help shaping future EuroQCI activities to be supported from 2027 onwards.

The aim of the consultation is to gather technical input to inform future EuroQCI activities, following the deployment of Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) infrastructures and the broader quantum communication technological developments across Europe supported by the European Union under the EuroQCI and other EU programmes, as well as by national initiatives. 

The open consultation will remain open until 24 June 2026.

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