Colorado’s quantum community makes pitch for billions of dollars in federal support
DENVER — It’s Chicago versus Colorado — and, no, I’m not talking about the game last October when the Broncos narrowly edged out the Bears for Denver’s first win of the season. Rather than a battle for touchdowns, this competition between the Windy City and the Centennial State is for billions of dollars in federal support for quantum technology and business development.
Colorado — along with partners in Wyoming and New Mexico — is contending with Illinois to move into the second phase of the U.S. Department of Commerce’s “Tech Hub” program for the advancement of quantum technologies. Local quantum…
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