Quantum grants in Norway

Between cycles

Invests in European deep-tech scale-up ventures with momentum needing capital for commercial expansion.

Between cycles

Funds early-stage deep tech startups developing solutions at TRL 4-5 in collaboration with industry partners through a 4-month co-creation programme.

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Funds for-profit deep-tech companies from any NATO member nation that are developing dual-use solutions to critical defence and security challenges, through competitive annual and dynamic challenge calls.

Funds early-stage quantum-computing firms to build a technical and financial roadmap.

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Runs themed competitions in which teams compete over several stages to solve one defined technical problem.

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Supports early-stage German innovators through a pilot challenge route with mentoring and development funding.

Pays one consortium EUR 500,000 to 1 million to build an open benchmarking framework for hybrid quantum-classical supercomputing systems.

Closed

Funds one coordination project up to EUR 4.5 million to run Europe's Quantum Technologies Flagship, tracking global progress and coordinating national quantum strategies.

Closed

Funds a pan-European network of 10-18 startup and scaleup hubs that can pass on up to EUR 60,000 per deep-tech startup for cross-border scaling support.

Closed

Pays three European teams up to EUR 500,000 each to produce investment-ready technical and financial roadmaps for quantum navigation sensors, as a readiness study ahead of separate EIB investment.

Funds research exploring quantum computing, post-quantum cryptography and quantum sensing for air traffic management.

Closed

Pays one project, led by a photonic-quantum-computing startup, EUR 10 million to build toward a 1,000-qubit photonic quantum computer by 2030 with a named end-user demonstration.

Closed

Funds two projects, worth up to EUR 5 million each, to build a hardware-agnostic software stack that lets the same quantum applications run across different quantum computers.

Closed

Funds teams building use cases where quantum sensing makes an existing system measurably better.

Closed

Funds teams hunting for entirely new quantum systems that could be used as sensors.

Closed

Pays one European consortium EUR 1 million to draft pre-normative standards for quantum computing, communication and sensing and represent European priorities in bodies like ISO/IEC, ITU-T and ETSI.

Closed

Funds up to three joint EU-South Korea projects, worth EUR 2.5–2.7 million each, on quantum communication, computing or sensing.

Open

Funds Polish-led research consortia teamed with an Iceland, Liechtenstein or Norway partner.

Open

Funds Polish-led research consortia teamed with an Iceland, Liechtenstein or Norway partner.

Between cycles

Funds mainly small and medium-sized companies carrying out business projects in the Arctic through a grant.

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Funds companies establishing and developing commercial business networks through grants and advisory support.

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Funds companies carrying out local and regional business projects in eligible Finnmark municipalities through a grant.

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Funds Norwegian exporters' participation in global trade fairs by supporting booth costs and market-entry exposure.

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Funds companies in Norwegian district areas developing their business through regional grants and loans.