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Occam Foundry's partnership with UT Austin and the Texas Advanced Computing Center marks a strategic consolidation of resources for commercializing quantum technologies in Travis County. This collaboration integrates local energy, semiconductor, and defense sectors while establishing a dedicated infrastructure for K-12 education and workforce development under the state's new Quantum Initiative. The move positions Austin to build a self-sustaining quantum cluster independent of federal laboratories, leveraging existing industrial strengths.
Occam Foundry Gains Austin and UT Austin Support for Quantum Campus
Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Occam Foundry, a commercialization campus for quantum technology planned for 16.5 acres in southeastern Travis County, announces a letter of support from Austin Mayor Kirk Watson and a signed memorandum of understanding with The University of Texas at Austin, acting through the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC). In a letter […]
Occam Foundry has received a letter of support from Austin Mayor Kirk Watson and signed an MOU with UT Austin’s Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) for its planned quantum technology campus. The partnership will explore K-12 quantum education, teacher training, workforce development and joint funding opportunities connected to TACC and other UT Austin programs. The planned 16.5-acre campus in southeastern Travis County is intended to support quantum technology…
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