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Department of Energy selects Argonne to lead national quantum center
Today the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced the creation of five new Quantum Information Science Research Centers led by DOE National Laboratories across the country. One of the national centers, Q-NEXT, is led by … Read More
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U.S. Department of Energy unveils blueprint for the quantum internet at ‘Launch To The Future: Quantum Internet’ event
Nationwide effort to build quantum networks and usher in new era of communications. Read More
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Argonne and UChicago scientists take important step in developing national quantum internet
Real-world experiment in Chicago suburbs achieves quantum entanglement across 52-mile fiber network Read More
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NSF and DOE support research priorities with spate of new center awards
The Department of Energy and National Science Foundation are investing over $1 billion in dozens of new research centers designed to foster collaborative research aligned with top U.S. R&D priorities. Read More
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White House sets steering panel for Quantum Economic Development Consortium
The White House’s Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) announced members of the steering committee for the Quantum Economic Development Consortium (QED-C), a group designed to collaborate on research, standards, and workforce initiatives in quantum … Read More
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Latest News Big Brains podcast: Why the quantum internet could change everything
A world-renowned scientist explores quantum technology and why the future of quantum may be in Chicago. Read More
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America's quantum future runs through Chicago
A new federal push promises to make the Windy City an essential hub and center of the nation’s advancing quantum capabilities. Read More
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Argonne, Fermilab at forefront of ‘transformational’ quantum research
Quantum technology is expected to transform our world – from the creation of ultra-fast and powerful quantum computers, to sensors capable of detecting the movement of a single atom, to communication networks that can’t be hacked. Read More