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Quantum Workforce: Australia’s Global Powerhouse

Australia’s quantum workforce, despite a small population, produces 10% of global quantum talent. Strategic investments and academic excellence drive this success. By 2045, quantum jobs could reach 19,400, adding $6 billion to the economy. Collaboration and funding fuel growth in hubs like Sydney. Partnering with Australian talent offers a strategic edge.

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Gov’t of Canada Seeks Public Input to Inform Quantum Strategy Development

Quantum technologies are at the leading edge of science and innovation, both in Canada and worldwide. They will support the growth of key sectors such as computing, communications, health care, transportation logistics, navigation and cybersecurity. Canadian scientists and entrepreneurs are well positioned to capitalize on these opportunities, but they need their government’s support as they jostle for position in the global market.

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Gov’t of Canada Seeks Public Input to Inform Quantum Strategy Development

Quantum technologies are at the leading edge of science and innovation, both in Canada and worldwide. They will support the growth of key sectors such as computing, communications, health care, transportation logistics, navigation and cybersecurity. Canadian scientists and entrepreneurs are well positioned to capitalize on these opportunities, but they need their government’s support as they jostle for position in the global market.

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Quantum Technology and Strategic Policy: Critical Issues

Strategic policy informed with quantum information science and technologies is beginning to gain notice. Recent studies by D.C. think-tanks are identifying challenges to quantum initiatives. The Hudson Institute, a Washington D.C. think-tank, promotes strategic policy and national security.

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Argument: QC Will Not Destabilize International Security

This work argues quantum computing will not destabilize our world. Two foundational points are made: “Uncertainty [is] an important cause of war” and “institutions [are] an important source of information”. Though requiring some time to read and digest, the argument put forth in this working paper is worth the time for those whose mindset is strategic.

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