Updated
Updated · eeNews Europe · Aug 11
System Check Launches Quantum Computing Survey as 43% Spent €25-€99 Monthly on Electronics
Updated
Updated · eeNews Europe · Aug 11

System Check Launches Quantum Computing Survey as 43% Spent €25-€99 Monthly on Electronics

2 articles · Updated · eeNews Europe · Aug 11

Summary

  • System Check asked community members whether quantum computing is relevant to their engineering work or projects, inviting opinions in a new survey.
  • The poll follows the outlet’s last community check on electronics spending, which found 43% of respondents typically spend €25-€99 a month and only a small share spend €250 or more.
  • Components took the biggest share of electronics budgets at about 37%, ahead of development boards and modules at roughly 24%, with test and measurement equipment at around 17%.
  • An extra €500 would mostly go to higher-value gear: nearly 40% said they would buy an oscilloscope, analyzer or other test equipment, while about 30% would choose workshop tools.

Insights

Will the rise of quantum computing render today's most popular engineering bench tools completely obsolete?
How are hidden post-quantum security threats forcing budget-conscious engineers to rethink everyday hardware designs?