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Occam Foundry aims to bring quantum technology to market in Austin, QuantumDaily reports

QuantumDaily says a 16.5-acre site in Austin, owned outright, is being developed into a quantum technology campus for Occam Foundry.

QuantumDaily quotes Matthew Cimaglia describing Occam Foundry’s vision as a “commercialization center for the next generation of technology,” rather than a data center or a place for learning and research. The publisher says the project involves a 16.5-acre campus in Austin. It also reports that Texas passed legislation in 2025 making quantum investment a state priority, backed by a governor-appointed initiative.

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Occam Foundry aims to bring quantum technology to market in Austin, QuantumDaily reports

QuantumDaily says a 16.5-acre site in Austin, owned outright, is being developed into a quantum technology campus for Occam Foundry.

QuantumDaily quotes Matthew Cimaglia describing Occam Foundry’s vision as a “commercialization center for the next generation of technology,” rather than a data center or a place for learning and research. The publisher says the project involves a 16.5-acre campus in Austin. It also reports that Texas passed legislation in 2025 making quantum investment a state priority, backed by a governor-appointed initiative.

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The Quantum Insider@QuantumDaily 3 days ago
"It's not a data center. It's not a place where you're going to have people learn something and research it. It's a commercialization center for the next generation of technology." That's how Matthew Cimaglia describes the vision behind Occam Foundry: 16.5 acres in Austin,…
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@QuantumDaily"It's not a data center. It's not a place where you're going to have people learn something and research it. It's a commercialization center for the next generation of technology." That's how Matthew Cimaglia describes the vision behind Occam Foundry: 16.5 acres in Austin, owned outright, being developed into a full quantum technology campus. The White House has issued executive orders to build quantum, not just research it. Texas passed legislation last year making quantum investment a state priority, backed by a governor-appointed initiative pushing it forward. The lab-to-market gap in quantum computing is closing, and Texas wants to own the middle of it. Watch the full interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fq8TwsXGFk 👇

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The Quantum Insider@QuantumDaily 3 days ago
"It's not a data center. It's not a place where you're going to have people learn something and research it. It's a commercialization center for the next generation of technology." That's how Matthew Cimaglia describes the vision behind Occam Foundry: 16.5 acres in Austin,…
youtube.com
/watch?v=1fq8TwsXGFk
- likes: 22
- replies: 1
- bookmarks: 3
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