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Canada's academic hubs in quantum, Canada's quantum computing companies, Canada’s National Quantum Strategy, CATALYST project, delivering quantum technologies at scale, export controls on quantum technologies, government investment in quantum technologies, international collaboration on quantum technologies, linked quantum networks, managing intellectual property, NRC's Industrial Research Assistance Program, potential economic value of Canada's quantum sector, procurement in encouraging quantum technologies , protecting security and competitive advantage of like-minded nations, quantum as a dual-use technology , quantum computing and simulation, quantum entanglement and entanglement distribution , quantum error-corrected machine, quantum imaging, quantum in global positioning system, quantum information processing, quantum innovation, quantum properties , quantum sensing and health care, quantum sensing and imaging and civil infrastructure, quantum sensing and timing, quantum sensors, quantum universe, quantum-enabled communication, regulations and standards for quantum technologies, risks of quantum computer to encryption systems, semiconductors, shifting from quantum research to quantum technology commercialization, U. K. National Quantum Technologies Programme, U. K.'s industry-led challenge funds for quantum technology development, U.K. and Canada's photonic sectors, U.K.-Canada partnership on quantum technologies, U.K's quantum missions, UKRI Technology Missions Fund , UKRI’s Quantum Testbed Competition, using quantum to improve aircraft engine performance , and wearable and functional brain imaging technology
U.K.-Canada quantum partnership: protecting competitive advantage while enabling innovation
Mark LoweyApril 3, 2024
Quantum experts discuss the benefits of a U.K.-partnership on quantum technologies, joint projects between the two countries, and where development of commercial quantum technologies is headed.
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