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Oak Ridge National Laboratory's recognition highlights the critical role of collaborative ecosystems in advancing hybrid quantum-classical computing and networking infrastructure. By uniting government, industry, and academia through shared facilities like the Quantum Computing User Program, ORNL is accelerating the transition from theoretical research to practical quantum applications. This institutional synergy underscores that progress in quantum technology relies as much on cross-sector partnerships as it does on individual scientific breakthroughs.

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IEEE honors Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s broad quantum science network

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 23, 20264 min read

Oak Ridge National Laboratory received the 2026 IEEE Quantum Technical Community Distinguished Synergy Award, recognizing its network advancing quantum materials, computing, and sensing.

Travis Humble, director of the Department of Energy’s Quantum Science Center and an ORNL distinguished scientist, accepted the IEEE Quantum Technical Community Distinguished Award on September 17th at IEEE Quantum Week in Toronto. The award recognizes Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s unique collaborative approach, uniting government, industry, and academia to accelerate advancements in quantum materials, computing, networking, and sensing. ORNL’s strength, according to ORNL Director Stephen Streiffer, “has always been rooted in bringing together exceptional…

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