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This collaboration between Occam Foundry and UT's TACC establishes a dedicated 16.5-acre campus focused on quantum workforce development and education within Austin. The initiative leverages state legislation to build a local quantum cluster that integrates directly with K-12 programs and existing research infrastructure.

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Occam Foundry Gains Backing for Austin Quantum Tech Campus

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 28, 20263 min read

Occam Foundry receives backing from Austin Mayor Kirk Watson & UT’s TACC for its 16.5-acre quantum tech campus, supporting K-12 education & workforce programs.

Occam Foundry will build a 16.5-acre quantum technology campus in southeastern Travis County, backed by a letter of support from Austin Mayor Kirk Watson dated September 10. The project directly links to the Texas Quantum Initiative, legislation passed in 2025 under HB 4751, and includes a memorandum of understanding with The University of Texas at Austin’s Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC). “Austin wants…

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