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The program is a quantum-focused accelerator, so its subject is central to quantum technology. Its most concrete technical thread is quantum key distribution for securing utilities and defense networks, which is a quantum-security use case. The article gives little evidence yet of commercial traction. Readers should watch whether the 12-month program produces validated deployments, such as the Ridge Quantum trial on EPB's network, rather than treating the accelerator launch itself as a milestone.

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CO.LAB Q launches with four quantum start-ups in Tennessee

Quantum ZeitgeistNovember 2, 20263 min read

CO.LAB announced the launch of CO.LAB Q, a 12-month accelerator for four quantum start-ups in Chattanooga.

A startup commercializing quantum encryption technology licensed from Oak Ridge National Laboratory is among the first four companies selected for CO.LAB Q, a new Chattanooga-based accelerator focused on bridging the gap between quantum breakthroughs and commercial applications. The 12-month program will evaluate each team using a “commercialization readiness score” measuring business, leadership, product, market fit and technology readiness. “Quantum companies don’t fail…

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