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Quantum Defence Technologies in NATO and EU Security
What capability problem does Quantum Defence Technologies in NATO and EU Security address for European deterrence, readiness and strategic autonomy?
Quantum information science (QIS) promises transformative advances in computing, sensing, communications and cryptography that directly impact defence.
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Platform publication · DFM Analysis report · 2026-06-13
Quantum information science (QIS) promises transformative advances in computing, sensing, communications and cryptography that directly impact defence. Both NATO and the EU now emphasize becoming “quantum-ready,” i.e. deploying countermeasures (like post-quantum crypto) and harnessing quantum-enabled capabilities in their security architectures. NATO Quantum Strategy and Transatlantic Coordination NATO’s strategy articulates a vision of a “secure, resilient and competitive” Allied quantum ecosystem.
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Both NATO and the EU now emphasize becoming “quantum-ready,” i.e.
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