NSF’s $20M Quantum Push: What It Could Mean for Future Data Centers
The NSF has awarded $20 million to five new teams building a national quantum infrastructure spanning networking, sensing, and fault-tolerant computing.
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NSF cuts basic science program budgets by 20-30% to fund new $1.5B tech commercialization initiative
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