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Lack of quantum talent in Canada threatens to slow progress on quantum computing: report

Mark Lowey
June 26, 2024

The scarcity of quantum talent in Canada globally threatens progress toward realizing a multi-billion-dollar global market in quantum computing, says a report by the Quantum Algorithms Institute.

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