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Chattanooga to establish nation’s first quantum tech center

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Chris Teale

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Chattanooga is positioning itself at the forefront of quantum innovation. Through a new partnership with IonQ, the city’s utility provider EPB will launch the nation’s first commercial-access quantum technology center. The effort builds on Chattanooga’s early investment in a citywide quantum network and aims to develop real-world applications in cybersecurity, energy, and logistics. While other states are beginning to explore the potential of quantum computing, this move gives Chattanooga a practical foothold in a technology expected to grow in both economic and strategic importance. Chris Teale with Route Fifty has the full story.

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