Quantum computing is a key technology that is developing quickly and could have major implications for the Netherlands, both for our economy and for national security.

Julian Rabbie

My name is Julian Rabbie, Sr. Orchestrator and Strategy Consultant Quantum Technology at TNO Vector. My mission is to create a strategically autonomous quantum ecosystem in the Netherlands and the European Union.
To this end, I use my in-depth knowledge of quantum technology to provide policymakers and industry leaders with actionable insights into strategic matters, and to develop national and international innovation agendas. In recent years I have specialised in economic security policy and quantum technology supply chains, among others, frequently participating as expert speaker at international events.
TOP PUBLICATIONS
Kaliën, I., Rabbie, J. Sleutelspeler of Toeschouwer? Toekomstscenario's voor Nederland met en zonder toegang tot een quantumcomputer en de impact op onze digitale veiligheid. TNO P10063 (2026).
Rabbie, J., van Houts, M., Bulgarini, G., et al. NTS Actieagenda Quantum Technologies KIA Sleuteltechnologieën (2026).
Rabbie, J. & Bastein, T. Touwtrekken om technologie – de invloed van economische veiligheidsbeleid op R&D. TNO P11381 (2025).
Stolwijk, C., Punter, M., Timmers, P., Rabbie, J., Regeczi, D., Dalmolen, S. Towards a sovereign digital future – the Netherlands in Europe. TNO Vector R10300 (2024).
Mans, U., Rabbie, J. & Hopman, B. Critical Raw Materials for Quantum Technologies. QDNL (2023).