US Senators to unveil bipartisan Quantum Bill, via Axios

The introduction of the bipartisan Quantum Bill signals a renewed commitment by U.S.

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US Senators to unveil bipartisan Quantum Bill, via Axios

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  • Sens. Todd Young (R-Ind.) and Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.) on Thursday will introduce legislation to reauthorize the National Quantum Initiative for five years, according to a bill summary shared first with Axios.
  • The program is meant to boost quantum research and development — which experts say could lead to scientific breakthroughs and keep the U.S. globally competitive — but Congress let it expire in 2023.
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lawmakers to support quantum research and development, following the program's lapse. This legislative push could enhance the U.S.'s competitive edge in advanced technologies, potentially attracting investments and stimulating innovation in the sector, which may influence related markets.

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