The White House released five federal priorities for fiscal year 2027. They come as administration actions face backlash from scientists and researchers.

“This is the time to change the model for how you build a technology workforce,” said physicist David Awschalom, after a White House meeting with top quantum…

The committee was first established by executive order in August 2019 and subsequently enhanced by another executive order in May 2022.

Both countries want to increase their technical and scientific exchange around quantum computers, algorithms, networks and sensors.

DOD's leading quantum-focused official said he's open to all ideas — even bad ones — regarding how to proceed with the ultramodern technology.

Additional organizations may be given the opportunity to conduct innovative experiments on the DC-QNet.

It’s one of many U.S. companies prioritizing this emerging and potentially disruptive field.

Quantum industry executives have responded positively to the elevation of the advisory committee.

National Science Foundation Director Sethuraman Panchanathan tells FedScoop that the agency's new Technology, Innovation and Partnerships Directorate has strong bipartisan support.

Tech companies pushed for increased federal investment in manufacturing the hardware necessary for quantum computing at a White House summit Tuesday.