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New quantum incubator in Boulder to propel innovations for real-world impact

To kick off the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology in 2025, three Colorado universities in collaboration with Elevate Quantum have announced that a new facility for fostering quantum technologies is coming to Colorado. The State of Colorado has taken bold action to help bring the advances in quantum physics out of the lab and into the real

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Boulder’s Economic Vitality: Innovating Our Way Into 2025

Originally published by Daily Camera on January 13, 2024. A year ago, I arrived from South Florida to a welcoming Boulder community, greeted by sky-reaching mountains and the unmistakable chill of below-zero temperatures. Despite Jack Frost’s nips at my nose and toes, I felt the warmth of excitement for the journey ahead. Boulder, I knew,

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Partners in Tech Meet to Discuss Colorado’s Quantum Future

On Tuesday, August 13th the Tech Talent: Boulder/Broomfield Sector Partnership convened at the University of Colorado Boulder to have a conversation around the quantum workforce, barriers to scaled production, and opportunities for collaboration and growth of Boulder County’s tech ecosystem. The meeting consisted of presentations from:  Scott Sternberg, Executive Director of the CUbit Quantum Initiative

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Boulder Chamber View: Boulder’s quantum leap — Leading the charge in tomorrow’s technology

Originally published by Daily Camera on July 15, 2024. There have been revolutionary periods in Boulder’s economic history. Without a doubt, the finding of gold in those hills sparked the initial era of mining-focused economic growth. Since then, we’ve enjoyed remarkable periods of economic development driven by advancements in computer technology, natural products and startup

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The Quantum Revolution: Computing and its Supply Chain in the Boulder MSA

 Boulder has a lower share of businesses with 19 or under employees than both Denver and the US. However, as a share of jobs, Boulder’s small businesses support 6% more jobs than the Denver MSA and the Nation and 3% more than the State.    View Full Report

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