Bipartisan Coalition Introduces Legislation to Establish National Security Commission on Quantum Computing
U.S. Representatives Mike Lawler (R-NY-17) and Pat Ryan (D-NY-18) have introduced bipartisan legislation titled the National Security Commission on Quantum Computing Act of 2026 (H.R. 9318). The proposed bill outlines the creation of an independent, 11-member advisory panel tasked with conducting a systematic evaluation of global quantum technology advancements. Operating as a legislative study framework, [...] The post Bipartisan Coalition Introduces Legislation to Establish National Security Commission on Quantum Computing appeared first on Quantum Computing Report .
The increasing geopolitical competition and rapid advancements in quantum technology compel proactive strategic assessment by leading nations.
This legislation indicates a formalized effort by the US government to understand and potentially direct the future of quantum computing, with significant implications for national security and economic competitiveness.
The establishment of a dedicated commission marks a shift from ad-hoc analysis to a structured, institutionalized approach for evaluating global quantum advancements.
- · US quantum technology sector
- · National security agencies
- · Academic quantum research
- · Nations lagging in quantum strategy
- · Undisclosed quantum research projects
An advisory panel will systematically evaluate global quantum technology advancements and threats.
This evaluation will likely lead to recommendations for increased funding, regulatory frameworks, or strategic alliances in quantum computing.
The US could solidify its leadership or accelerate efforts to mitigate risks in quantum technology, influencing global power dynamics.
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