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Texas is transitioning its quantum strategy from coordination to execution, marked by new state policy under HB 4751 and concrete infrastructure projects like the Occam Foundry campus. With a dedicated initiative now housed in the Governor's Office of Economic Development and a reporting milestone set for late 2026, the ecosystem is actively aligning academic research with industry funding to drive implementation.

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Texas Quantum Strategy Takes Shape at UT Dallas Summit

The Quantum InsiderAugust 20, 20266 min read

Insider Brief North Texas in mid-August makes a persuasive case for staying indoors, which is indeed what the state’s quantum community did for two days at the University of Texas at Dallas. Registration had closed well before the doors opened. The people who got in came from Austin, Houston, College Station, Lubbock, San Antonio and […]

Texas’ quantum ecosystem is moving from coordination toward execution, with new state policy, infrastructure projects and industry collaboration taking shape across the state. Texas A&M is seeking $38 million for its Quantum Spur initiative, while the newly announced Occam Foundry near Austin would create a 16.5-acre campus for quantum companies, researchers and hardware. The Texas Quantum Initiative faces its first major reporting milestone on Dec. 1, 2026, as projects developed through the state’s growing quantum network begin moving toward funding and implementation. North Texas in mid-August makes a persuasive case for staying indoors, which is indeed what the state’s quantum community did for two days at the University of Texas at Dallas. Registration…

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