Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — SRI, leading nonprofit R&D institution, today announced that the U.S. Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has expanded its collaboration with SRI to ensure U.S. leadership in quantum manufacturing. SRI will establish the Quantum Manufacturing Engineering Center (QMEC) to accelerate the manufacturing of scalable, high-performance quantum components and systems to drive significant growth in the U.S. quantum industry. “NIST is a world […]
The US is proactively addressing critical quantum manufacturing capabilities to maintain its competitive edge amid global technological rivalry.
This initiative significantly boosts domestic quantum manufacturing, crucial for developing scalable quantum components and securing US leadership in the quantum industry.
A dedicated center will now accelerate the industrialization and standardization of quantum technology within the US, reducing reliance on foreign supply chains.
- · SRI
- · NIST
- · US quantum industry
- · Advanced manufacturing sector
- · Nations without similar quantum manufacturing initiatives
- · Companies reliant on non-standardized quantum components
The US gains a critical facility focused on scaling quantum component production.
Accelerated development and adoption of quantum computing and sensing technologies across various industries.
Enhanced national security and economic growth derived from a robust, domestically controlled quantum technology ecosystem.
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