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This partnership establishes a dedicated training pipeline for technicians in quantum manufacturing, directly addressing the critical need for specialized skills in emerging qubit technologies like trapped-ion and photonic systems. By integrating Sandia's cutting-edge research on superconducting circuits with community college education, the initiative aims to accelerate the translation of theoretical advancements into practical industrial applications.
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CNM & Sandia Labs’ Albuquerque Campus Explores Quantum Manufacturing

Quantum Zeitgeist6 min read

CNM joins Sandia National Labs’ CAMINO to develop advanced manufacturing workforce and accelerate economic growth, developing a state-of-the-art facility at the CAMINO Collaborative campus next to Sandia National Labs. The 37-acre site near Sandia’s Science & Technology Park will connect learners, educators, researchers, entrepreneurs and industry leaders to support the state’s economic development priority industries.

Central New Mexico Community College will build a facility on 37 acres near Sandia National Laboratories, joining the CAMINO Collaborative to bolster New Mexico’s advanced manufacturing workforce. The college is acquiring the land along Route 66 and Eubank Boulevard from Albuquerque Public Schools, creating a campus where education and industry converge. “The CAMINO Collaborative represents a bold vision for New Mexico’s future,” says CNM President Tracy Hartzler, “and CNM is proud to help make it a reality.” The initiative aims to connect learners with high-paying technician roles in fields like quantum technologies and aerospace. In November 2025, the DOE renewed the Quantum Systems Accelerator, in…

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