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New Mexico is strategically leveraging its national laboratory network to secure federal matching funds for fault-tolerant quantum computing milestones by 2033. This state-level initiative directly supports the development of utility-scale systems and supply chain resilience, aligning commercial efforts with critical defense research goals. By requiring project execution within the state, New Mexico aims to consolidate its position as a central hub for advanced quantum infrastructure and talent.

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New Mexico Adds DARPA QBI Stage C and QuantumEAGLe to Targeted Federal Match Grant Program

Quantum Computing ReportAugust 29, 20262 min read

The Technology and Innovation Office (TIO) within Economic Development New Mexico has expanded its Targeted Federal Match grant solicitation to include two major defense and national security quantum initiatives: DARPA’s Quantum Benchmarking Initiative (QBI) Stage C and the Army Research Office/NSA Laboratory for Physical Sciences QuantumEAGLe program. The expansion offers matching state grants to quantum [...] The post New Mexico Adds DARPA QBI Stage C and QuantumEAGLe to Targeted Federal Match Grant Program appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

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