The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) has officially named Connecticut one of 12 regional winners in its highly competitive second cohort of NSF Regional Innovation Engines. Led by a robust public-private coalition, the NSF Quantum Technologies Engine in Connecticut (colloquially known as the QuantumCT Engine) will initially receive a two-year, $15 million award to accelerate the translation of quantum research into marketplace innovations. By demonstrating sustained progress against rigorous performance milestones over the first two years, the regional tech cluster can unlock up to $160 million in federal funding from the NSF over the next decade. A $121 Million Public-Private Development [...]

The State of Tennessee has announced a $3 million funding commitment to recruit National Science Foundation (NSF) X-Labs quantum research teams to establish operations within the…

QuantumCT, a public-private quantum research initiative led by UConn and Yale, will receive a two-year, $15 million award to help advance American quantum innovation.