Emmanuel Macron announced an additional €1.55 billion in funding for quantum technologies and semiconductors under the France 2030 investment plan during a visit to the Très Grand Centre de calcul (TGCC) at the CEA. The new allocation is meant to reinforce France’s position in two strategic technology sectors seen as critical for sovereignty, industrial competitiveness and long-term innovation.

The president also said that a new national electronics strategy will be presented in July. While the article provides limited detail on the content of that roadmap, the announcement signals that the government is preparing a broader policy push around the country’s electronics ecosystem, with quantum and semiconductors as central pillars.

The move comes as France continues to channel public investment into deep-tech capabilities through France 2030, its multi-year industrial and innovation program. By adding fresh funding to these two areas, the government is effectively extending its support for technologies that underpin advanced computing, secure communications and next-generation hardware supply chains.

Dans le cadre d’un déplacement au Très Grand Centre de calcul (TGCC) du CEA ce jour, Emmanuel Macron a annoncé un investissement de 1,55 milliard d’euros supplémentaires dans le quantique et les semi-conducteurs via France 2030. Le président de la République a également évoqué la présentation, en juillet prochain, d’une nouvelle stratégie nationale électronique à […]

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