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Quantum computing is moving from theory to national priority. On Fox Business, BTQ Head of Silicon Product Sean Hackett discusses President Trump’s new quantum executive orders, the security threat posed by quantum computers, and why post-quantum infrastructure must be built before Q-Day. BTQ is building trusted quantum technology to... show more

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