Caltech and the New California Quantum Ecosystem

The breakthroughs accelerating the growth of California's quantum innovation ecosystem depend on fundamental science and engineering from Caltech and other academic institutions, according to Caltech leaders and researchers who spoke at the statewide Quantum California Convening last month. Quantum California is a partnership between the California Governor's Office of Business and Economic…

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