Advancing the quantum industry requires persistent, accessible R&D infrastructure. Our policy focuses on securing federal investment for national quantum testbeds and prototyping capabilities. We also champion the establishment of technical standards and performance metrics, ensuring interoperability, streamlining commercialization pathways, and reducing risk for end-users and investors. We provide frameworks and analysis on supply chain vulnerabilities, advocating for policies (including those related to the COMPETE Act) that reduce reliance on foreign sources, mitigate risks from tariffs, and accelerate domestic quantum manufacturing capacity.
June 1 • 2022
A report that reflects insight gained from interviews of QC subject matter experts in industry, academia, and government; case studies of QC-related technologies; case studies of technology and market development of select science-intensive technologies outside of quantum computing; assessment of use of critical minerals in quantum computing; and two survey of QC industry participants, one covering the quantum computing market forecast and one focused on risks to the domestic QC supply chain.
December 6 • 2021
A concise yet wide-ranging introduction to preparing for future quantum computers which someday will be able to decrypt today’s most common key encryption standards.