Policy
U.S. Quantum Primacy Commission Outlines Industrial Strategy to Counter Global Supply-Chain Risks
Quantum Computing Report · By Mohamed Abdel-Kareem ·
The Brief
- A U.S. Quantum Primacy Commission report warns that China's higher public funding and lower manufacturing costs threaten long-term U.S. competitiveness in quantum computing.
- The report says the U.S. currently leads in quantum computing.
- The report outlines a four-pillar industrial strategy, beginning with Discovery and Development, to address global supply-chain risks.
Why it matters
The report signals how U.S. policy may shape quantum research funding, manufacturing and supply chains, which can affect the pace and location of future quantum science and hardware development.
Who’s affected
- quantum computing researchers
- policy analysts following U.S.-China technology competition
- quantum hardware manufacturers and suppliers
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A U.S. Quantum Primacy Commission report warns that despite a current U.S. lead in quantum computing, China's higher public funding and lower manufacturing costs threaten long-term competitiveness. The report outlines a four-pillar strategy (Discovery, Development, Deployment…
Timeline
Quantum Computing Report publishes coverage of the Commission's industrial strategy report
Quantum Computing Report
U.S. Quantum Primacy Commission Outlines Industrial Strategy to Counter Global Supply-Chain Risks