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Energy Department Invests $625M to Boost Quantum Information Science Centers

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Source: Department of Energy (.gov)
Energy Department Invests $625M to Boost Quantum Information Science Centers
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The U.S. Department of Energy announced $625 million to renew five National Quantum Information Science Research Centers, aiming to lead in quantum computing, sensing, and networking, and to strengthen America's position in quantum technology development.

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  1. Energy Department Announces $625 Million to Advance the Next Phase of National Quantum Information Science Research Centers  Department of Energy (.gov)
  2. DOE Announces $625M to Advance National Quantum Information Science Research Centers  HPCwire
  3. Fermilab’s SQMS Center funded with $125 million to shape the future of quantum information science  Fermilab (.gov)
  4. Energy Department announces $625M for quantum research centers  The Hill
  5. Argonne-led Q-NEXT quantum center renewed for five years  anl.gov

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