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    U.S. Energy Department launches $215 million quantum computing competition

    The department says Quantum Genesis Q aims to speed development and deployment of the world's first fault-tolerant quantum computers suited to scientific work.

    Dan CrenshawDC
    PolymarketPO
    Bruce SnyderBS
    3 Sources, 27d ago, first seen 27d ago

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    The U.S. Energy Department announced the $215 million Quantum Genesis Q Competition on September 17, 2026. It says the goal is to accelerate development and deployment of the world's first fault-tolerant, scientifically relevant quantum computers. The department is inviting applicants to submit proposals.

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    Dan Crenshaw@DanCrenshawTXXi and the Chinese Communist Party could not have designed a better psyop campaign to stop American AI data centers than the one critics on the left and right are running themselves. The country that leads in AI will have the global advantage in defense, science, manufacturing, and economic growth for decades to come. America risks regulating itself into poverty and irrelevance if we continue down this path. The debate is being framed as a false choice by critics: halt all development or ignore every risk. We should do neither. Make it easier to build AI data centers. Expand the electric grid. Require developers to pay for the power, water, and infrastructure they need. President Trump is right on this issue, and more leaders in tech and government should have the courage to make the same case instead of caving in to public fear. If America refuses to build the future here, the future will be built somewhere else.27d
    Polymarket@PolymarketJUST IN: U.S. launches a $215 million competition to develop the world’s first reliable quantum computer capable of solving major scientific problems.27d
    Bruce Snyder@realBruceSnyderU.S. Energy Department Announces $215 Million Quantum Computing Competition https://www.energy.gov/science/articles/doe-launches-competition-accelerate-development-worlds-first-fault-tolerant27d
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    Dan Crenshaw@DanCrenshawTXXi and the Chinese Communist Party could not have designed a better psyop campaign to stop American AI data centers than the one critics on the left and right are running themselves. The country that leads in AI will have the global advantage in defense, science, manufacturing, and economic growth for decades to come. America risks regulating itself into poverty and irrelevance if we continue down this path. The debate is being framed as a false choice by critics: halt all development or ignore every risk. We should do neither. Make it easier to build AI data centers. Expand the electric grid. Require developers to pay for the power, water, and infrastructure they need. President Trump is right on this issue, and more leaders in tech and government should have the courage to make the same case instead of caving in to public fear. If America refuses to build the future here, the future will be built somewhere else.27d
    Polymarket@PolymarketJUST IN: U.S. launches a $215 million competition to develop the world’s first reliable quantum computer capable of solving major scientific problems.27d
    Bruce Snyder@realBruceSnyderU.S. Energy Department Announces $215 Million Quantum Computing Competition https://www.energy.gov/science/articles/doe-launches-competition-accelerate-development-worlds-first-fault-tolerant27d
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