The US government has committed $2 billion to quantum computing investments, with concerns raised by Congress member Zoe Lofgren regarding the legality of these allocations. The funding is primarily aimed at startups and includes a substantial investment in the new company Anderon, which will collaborate with IBM.
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The US government has committed $2 billion to quantum computing investments, with concerns raised by Congress member Zoe Lofgren regarding the legality of these allocations. The funding is primarily aimed at startups and includes a substantial investment in the new company Anderon, which will collaborate with IBM.
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