Quantum Policy Wrap-Up: US Takes Steps to Beef Up Quantum
Several media outlets and government watchdogs are reporting on the steady news out of Washington about the importance of...
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Nikkei Asia: Japanese Companies Create Talent Pool to Work With Government on Quantum Research
Nikkei Asia is reporting that Toyota, Toshiba, NEC, Fujitsu and Hitachi, among other Japanese companies, will form a partnership...
Ireland Launches First Quantum Tech Engineering Centre at Tyndall
Ireland will be home to a multi-million-euro quantum center with 900 square meters of research space and 45 new...
Germany Outlines €2 Billion Investment in Quantum Computing, Related Tech
Germany will add about 2 billion euros, or $2.4 billion U.S., to support the country’s quantum computing industry, Reuters...
Quantum Delta NL Launches LightSpeed to Tap Into 13.6 Billion Euro Investment Potential
Quantum Delta NL announced it has launched LightSpeed, a program that can connect Dutch quantum startups with €13.6 billion...
11 CEE Countries Intent On a Quantum Future
Go East We all know that when cutting-edge technology comes about, it’s the usual suspects that get their houses...
Think Tank: Congress Should Fund $500 Million in Near-Term Quantum Computing Applications, Establish a National Quantum Research Cloud
Quantum computing technologies are still in the early phases of development, but organizations are already using them in real-world...
Can Quantum Save the City?
The City is missing a trick. The City Corporation’s recovery and reinvention plan, published tomorrow, focuses on rebranding as...
University of Sydney’s Quantum Ethics Project Awarded $800,000 DFAT grant
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) has awarded the University of Sydney‘s Centre for International Security Studies...
Bi-Partisan Bill Aimed at Bolstering the US Leadership in Quantum Information Science
U.S. Sens. John Thune (R-S.D.) and Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.) recently introduced two bills that aim to better position the...