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China's new 2026-2030 cyber industry plan formally elevates quantum technology to a strategic priority alongside AI and high-end chips, signaling sustained state commitment to the field despite the absence of specific funding targets or technical milestones in the released document. This policy move underscores Beijing's intent to secure leadership in frontier technologies critical for future cybersecurity and information infrastructure competitiveness.

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China Puts Quantum Technology Among Priorities in New 2030 Cyber Industry Plan

The Quantum InsiderAugust 24, 20264 min read

Insider Brief China has identified quantum technology as one of a group of frontier fields targeted for development under a new five-year plan aimed at strengthening the country’s cybersecurity and information technology companies. According to The China Daily, the Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission released the action plan Friday, laying out priorities for China’s cyberspace industry […]

China has named quantum technology as a priority frontier field in a new 2026-2030 plan aimed at strengthening the country’s cybersecurity and information technology industries. The plan also targets advances in high-end chips, software, AI, cybersecurity, blockchain, brain-computer interfaces and other strategic technologies. The document does not specify quantum-related funding, technical milestones or which areas of quantum computing, communications or sensing will receive priority. China has identified quantum technology as one of a group of frontier fields targeted for development under a…

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