Chattanooga to establish nation’s first quantum tech center – Montana State’s QCORE advancing quantum particle research across the state

Chattanooga, Tennessee, will host the nation’s first quantum technology center to provide commercial access to quantum computing and networking, its public utility announced late last week.

EPB, the power utility that has already backed the city’s fiber network and has been a key player in Chattanooga’s push towards quantum technology, said it will jointly develop the center alongside quantum company IonQ to provide commercial access to quantum computing and quantum networking. It will be known as the EPB Quantum Center.

By Chris Teale,
Managing Editor, Route Fifty

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Montana State’s QCORE advancing quantum particle research across the state

The QCORE center now has two quantum computers, the first of their kind in the United States.

Montana Quantum Education and Workforce Development

Montana State University’s Applied Quantum CORE (QCORE) is supported by the Air Force Research Laboratory to move advanced quantum technology applications from concept and testing to market.

Jockeying intensifies for state quantum (photonics) leadership – The Montana Headwaters Tech Hub

The New Mexico center will focus on photonics technologies — the science of light — which helps advance ion quantum computing technologies that use light to control qubits, the basic unit of information quantum computing is built upon.