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Founded on a local triad of CU Boulder,听the NIST Quantum Physics Division (as a core component of JILA)听补苍诲 Front Range companies, CUbit will advance fundamental science and build a strong foundation for novel quantum technologies and their rapid dissemination, application听补苍诲 commercialization.

Background

The United States has placed quantum information science and technology (QIST) at the top of its science and technology agenda with an unprecedented investment of more than $1.2B to ensure that the U.S. maintains and advances its global leadership in this emerging technological arena, one recognized for its economic impact and importance to national security.

The 听mirrors similar signi铿乧ant investments in the U.K., Europe, China, Canada听补苍诲 Australia. Within QIST, quantum computing in particular is being vigorously pursued by private industry, both established and startup, such as Google, IBM, Microsoft, Honeywell, Rigetti, ion-Q, Quantum Circuits听补苍诲 ColdQuanta, with aggregate annual investments of several hundred million dollars.听

Colorado Advantages

The National Strategic Overview promotes a "Science First" approach and calls for fundamental understanding and advances in and among quantum sensing and metrology, quantum computing and simulation, quantum communications and networks, and quantum materials. With successful recruitment of partner universities and National Laboratories, that list plays to Colorado's strengths.

Further addition of the envisioned close involvement of regional and national companies with their already advanced strategies in quantum technologies, alongside the development of multi-level educational programs in QIST, would highlight CUbit听as an exceptional regional and national resource.

The Colorado Front Range and neighboring regions already house a vigorous ecosystem of quantum-intensive companies, from a few large entities such as Lockheed Martin and Honeywell to numerous small and mid-sized companies and startups, and the Denver/Boulder area is consistently ranked one of the most entrepreneurial regions in the nation. This culture will help CUbit听place its fundamental research advances into appropriate business channels for further development, prototyping, and eventual delivery as goods and services for bene铿乼 of the national economy.

Connections between CUbit and regional quantum-intensive companies also strongly overlap with NIST鈥檚 mission and interests, and the exceptionally productive scienti铿乧 partnership between CU Boulder and NIST could be further strengthened for the bene铿乼 of both CUbit and NIST.

With its multiple competitive advantages, CUbit has an opportunity to create a preeminent QIST hub where university, industry and government scientists seamlessly conduct joint research and development, deliver student and workforce training, and exchange information on their scienti铿乧 advances so that together, we can make signi铿乧ant national and international impact.