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Vanderbilt University and EPB are establishing a dedicated quantum campus in Chattanooga to commercialize ion trap quantum computing and networking technologies. This initiative integrates academic research with industry applications, aiming to position the region as a hub for practical quantum solutions in sectors like finance and healthcare.
Vanderbilt and EPB build a quantum hub in Chattanooga

Vanderbilt University & EPB are building a quantum campus in Chattanooga, showcasing Tennessee’s growing infrastructure.
Six hundred registrants from 27 states and three countries attended EPB’s Quantum in Business summit this month, demonstrating significant national and international interest in the emerging field and Tennessee’s growing role within it. The event, a collaboration with Vanderbilt University, highlighted real-world applications of quantum technology across industries like…
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