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Quantum technology development in Florida

Overview

Quantum technology development in Florida has progressed through both academic research and statewide strategic initiatives.

Florida State University (FSU) secured $2.1 million in federal funding from the National Institute of Standards and Technology to establish a campus-scale quantum communication testbed. This facility aims to transition quantum communication from laboratory settings to real-world applications by testing entangled photon transmissions under environmental stresses like air turbulence and cryogenic thermal cycling.

Concurrently, the Florida Quantum initiative was launched in Miami to foster a broader innovation ecosystem. Co-led by private venture leaders and in collaboration with the Florida Alliance for Quantum Technology, the program seeks to connect private industry with government entities to strengthen the state’s position in the global quantum landscape.

Entities

National High Magnetic Field Laboratory · National Institute of Standards and Technology · Florida State University · FAMU-FSU College of Engineering · Daniel Webster

Timeline

  1. [TECHNOLOGY] 2 sources
    Florida Quantum initiative launched to accelerate statewide innovation

    Florida leaders have launched the Florida Quantum initiative to accelerate quantum innovation and connect private industry with government to bolster the state's global technological standing.

  2. [TECHNOLOGY] 3 sources
    Florida State University to launch quantum communication testbed

    Florida State University is launching a $2.1 million quantum communication testbed to study how quantum technology performs under real-world conditions like air turbulence and high magnetic fields.

Sources

azom.com · newswise.com · quantumzeitgeist.com · spacenews.com