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The article focuses on government funding allocations for specific quantum computing architectures, including superconducting qubits and quantum annealing, rather than discussing AI models or general consumer tech. This funding aims to accelerate fault-tolerant hardware development under the CHIPS Act, making it a relevant update for investors tracking quantum infrastructure progress.

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3 Quantum Stocks Just Scored $100 Million in Government Funding. Which Is the Best to Buy Now?

GDELTSeptember 10, 20263 min read

The race to develop a fault-tolerant quantum computer has been ongoing, and the stakes are high. The technology is expected to be the next big advancement after artificial intelligence, and the U.S. government wants to make sure that a U.S.-based company is leading the way. As such, the government recently doled out $100 million each to three quantum stocks under the CHIPS Act. Which…

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