Strategy
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Established by the National Quantum Initiative Act in 2018.
Includes 14 National QIS Centers for research and collaboration.
Involves an industry consortium to support quantum industry growth.
Coordinated by federal agencies through NSTC subcommittees.
The National Quantum Initiative (NQI) is a comprehensive U.S. government strategy aimed at maintaining leadership in quantum information science and technology. It encompasses various federal agencies and includes the establishment of 14 National QIS Centers and an industry consortium. The initiative focuses on advancing quantum computing, networking, and sensing through coordinated efforts and legislative support, including the National Quantum Initiative Act of 2018 and subsequent amendments. The NQI aims to foster collaboration among academia, industry, and government to address complex challenges in quantum science.
Key points
- NQI promotes U.S. leadership in quantum information science.
- Established by the National Quantum Initiative Act in 2018.
- Includes 14 National QIS Centers for research and collaboration.
- Involves an industry consortium to support quantum industry growth.
- Coordinated by federal agencies through NSTC subcommittees.
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