After Two Years, Here’s Where the U.S. National Quantum Initiative Stands
Brandi Vincent’s synopsis shows just how far the Trump Administration has been able to take a previously whimpering U.S. Government quantum science effort. Recommend reading
Brandi Vincent’s synopsis shows just how far the Trump Administration has been able to take a previously whimpering U.S. Government quantum science effort. Recommend reading
Trump Administration Announces Quantum.Gov and Quantum Frontiers Report Today [October 7, 2020], the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) announced the launch
U.S. Chief Technology Officer Appointed to Pentagon DOD Names Acting Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering Press release… Secretary of Defense Dr. Mark
U.S. National Quantum Initiative Act Takes Initial Steps. [ENERGY.GOV] On March 5th, The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) took significant steps
The U.S. House Science, Space, and Technology Committee announced they are writing a proposal for the National Quantum Initiative Act, a similar proposal to that of the Quantum Computing Research Act of 2018 recently proposed. A bit early in the development, the first blush appears to have a lighter government touch on the direction of U.S. quantum information science (QIS) than its recent predecessor, the NQCRA of 2018. The National Quantum Initiative Act will accelerate quantum research and development.