This critical theme addresses the geopolitical implications of quantum technology, focusing on protecting U.S. innovation and intellectual property. QED-C advises on policies ranging from effective Export Controls (Photonic, Cryogenic, etc.) and managing the risk of tariffs to securing critical infrastructure (PNT, Electric Grid) and leading the national transition to quantum-safe cryptography.
August 31 • 2023
The way we approach security for the electric grid must undergo a paradigm shift to neutralize emergent threats and manage a decentralized infrastructure that is becoming exponentially more complex.
December 22 • 2022
A broad policy position supporting legislative or administrative actions designed to speed up the transition of basic quantum research into commercially viable products and services.
December 20 • 2021
Official comment/letter advising policymakers on the appropriate scope and application of export controls specifically to quantum computing technologies based on photonic components.
July 27 • 2023
Developing a Roadmap for the Directorate of Technology, Innovation, and Partnerships at the National Science Foundation
Policy input providing strategic recommendations to the NSF’s TIP Directorate on how to prioritize and fund emerging technologies, with a focus on accelerating quantum innovation pathways.