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The article focuses on the necessity for transatlantic collaboration between the U.S. and Europe to unify quantum supply chains, standards, and policies against international competition. It argues that fragmented allied markets could increase costs and slow adoption, emphasizing that converting scientific research into industrial capability is critical for maintaining leadership. This discussion centers directly on the strategic development of the quantum technology sector rather than incidental tech news.
U.S., Europe Need Closer Cooperation to Build Quantum Industry, QED-C Official Says
Insider Brief National, state and regional efforts to build quantum industries often capture the headlines. But the strengths that reach across those borders may prove to be just as important to their success, according to a senior industry consortium official writes in EE Times. According to Jonathan Felbinger, deputy director of the Quantum Economic Development […]
The United States and Europe need closer cooperation on quantum supply chains, infrastructure and standards to turn their research strengths into commercial capabilities, according to QED-C Deputy Director Jonathan Felbinger. Europe’s larger quantum workforce and greater number of quantum-focused companies complement U.S. strength in private investment, according to industry figures cited by Felbinger in the EE Times. Felbinger warned that fragmented allied markets could raise costs and slow adoption as China sustains substantial public investment in quantum technology. National, state and regional efforts to build quantum industries often capture the headlines. But the strengths that reach…
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