US sets quantum computing milestones for 2028
The US Department of Energy just set a national quantum computing strategy. The goal: achieve scientifically useful, error-corrected quantum systems by 2028. Progress won't just mean more qubits—the report says future funding will focus on whether quantum processors can actually solve problems in fields like chemistry, drug design, and physics. The plan also calls for quantum co-processors to work alongside supercomputers, not as standalone gadgets.
- Focus shifts from qubit count to scientific utility
- 2028 is the new milestone for fault-tolerance
- Roadmap aims for quantum to integrate with supercomputers
- DOE endorses multiple quantum hardware approaches
- Calls for more industry-lab partnerships and open software standards
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