Government injects extra funding to drive quantum growth | Computer Weekly
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The UK government has allocated £121 million to support quantum computing advancements over the next year as part of its National Quantum Technologies Programme. This funding aims to expedite research and facilitate the transition of quantum technologies into practical applications, enhancing the country's position in this emerging field. Notably, the UK's investment of $4.3 billion in quantum technology surpasses Germany and France, indicating a commitment to capitalize on potential economic benefits, job creation, and innovative solutions to pressing issues, as emphasized by Secretary Peter Kyle.
"Quantum has the potential to save millions for our economy, create thousands of jobs and improve businesses across the country - stopping fraudsters in their tracks, protecting our bank accounts and more."
"The UK's investment in quantum technology ($4.3bn) is ahead of both Germany ($3.3bn) and France ($2.2bn), demonstrating the government's continued funding and its big bet on this emerging technology sector."
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