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This legislation designates the Commerce Department as the lead agency for commercializing quantum technology while establishing a national strategy to secure domestic supply chains against foreign adversaries. By focusing on advanced manufacturing within the I-90 corridor, the bill aims to ensure U.S. leadership in quantum computing and sensing before overseas competitors gain an advantage. The measure represents a significant policy shift toward state-led industrial organization for the quantum sector.

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Congressman Langworthy Introduces American Quantum Competitiveness Act

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 1, 20264 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Congressman Nick Langworthy today announced the introduction of the American Quantum Competitiveness Act, legislation designed to strengthen America’s position in the rapidly emerging quantum technology industry, protect critical domestic supply chains, and ensure the United States remains competitive with China and other foreign adversaries. Quantum technology is poised to transform […]

Rep. Nick Langworthy introduced the American Quantum Competitiveness Act to strengthen U.S. quantum commercialization, manufacturing and domestic supply chains. The bill would designate the Commerce Department as the federal lead for commercial quantum technology and require a national competitiveness strategy. The legislation emphasizes reducing dependence on foreign adversaries and supporting advanced manufacturing along New York’s I-90 technology corridor. PRESS RELEASE — Congressman Nick Langworthy today announced the introduction of the American Quantum Competitiveness Act, legislation designed…

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