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UT’s K-Quantum initiative accelerates quantum technologies

Quantum ZeitgeistOctober 23, 20263 min read

UT advances quantum innovation through research, infrastructure, and partnerships with ORNL and industry. K-Quantum, a university-wide initiative, coordinates much of this work to accelerate quantum discovery, workforce development, and commercialization across Tennessee.

Image: All Rights Reserved · research.utk.edu Researchers at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville are collaborating with Oak Ridge National Laboratory and industry partners to forge a quantum innovation ecosystem focused on translating fundamental science into real-world applications. This effort is driven by K-Quantum, a university-wide initiative designed to accelerate quantum discovery, workforce development…

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