Executive Order on Advancing Quantum Technology
June 22, 2026
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The Frame
This order directs federal agencies to prioritize quantum research and infrastructure, which will influence future government technology spending, national security protocols, and private-sector partnerships in the quantum computing industry.
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Quantum computing companies
Companies may participate in government-led partnerships, advance market commitments, and supply chain initiatives.
Federal research agencies
Agencies like the Department of Energy and NSF must align their programs with the new National Quantum Strategy and manage new research infrastructure.
Scientific community
Researchers may gain access to new quantum computing facilities and infrastructure developed under the QC-ADDS effort.
Last recorded activity June 22, 2026.
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Summary
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Why It Matters
This order directs federal agencies to prioritize quantum research and infrastructure, which will influence future government technology spending, national security protocols, and private-sector partnerships in the quantum computing industry.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Whole-of-Government Quantum Integration
The order marks a shift from basic research funding to a focus on commercialization, supply chain security, and national security applications.
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Sources
www.federalregister.gov
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