U.S., Europe Need Closer Cooperation to Build Quantum Industry, QED-C Official Says
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Calls for tighter U.S.–EU quantum cooperation point to an industry that will be shaped by cross-border standards and supply chains, not isolated national programs. If you’re betting on quantum, map where your prospective vendors sit in that transatlantic stack—policy risk is part of the diligence now.
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