Chattanooga finishes first quantum tech upskilling course
Seventeen Tennessee professionals have completed the Chattanooga Quantum Collaborative’s first 12-week training program focused on quantum computing, networking, and sensing. Sponsored by a National Science Foundation grant, the course targeted tech-adjacent workers at 16 companies, covering hands-on quantum platforms and industry use cases. Graduates now rejoin sectors like energy, healthcare, and logistics, equipped to spot where quantum might offer a business edge.
- 17 professionals from 16 Tennessee companies graduated
- Program ran for 12 weeks on quantum computing basics
- Supported by National Science Foundation planning grant
- Participants completed capstone quantum application projects
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