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The U.S. Naval Research Laboratory's consolidation of its efforts into a dedicated Quantum Science Institute marks a strategic shift toward centralizing research on algorithms and applications for navigation and secure communications. By leveraging private sector advancements in hardware construction, the Navy aims to maintain a technical edge while focusing internal resources on solving problems beyond classical computing capabilities. This organizational restructuring underscores the growing national priority to accelerate quantum information science development through coordinated government-industry partnerships.
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How NRL Develops Navy Quantum Computing with Strategic Partnerships

Quantum Zeitgeist6 min read

The U.S. Naval Research Laboratory’s Quantum Science Institute coordinates research, developing quantum computing & technologies—like next-gen navigation—through strategic partnerships.

The U.S. Naval Research Laboratory is unifying its quantum research efforts as the nation prepares for what a recent Executive Order calls “the cusp of a quantum revolution.” Adam Black, Ph. D., directs the newly-formed Quantum Science Institute at NRL, coordinating quantum research across the entire laboratory to develop technologies for navigation, sensing, secure communications and computing. “The institute encourages collaboration across the laboratory and creates a central organization for partnerships with industry and other government organizations,” Black said, emphasizing the need to leverage rapidly advancing quantum computing technology. This centralized approach reinforces the national priority of maintaining a strategic technical advantage in quantum information science and technology. The U.S. Naval…

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