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Quantum in Practice Act

Source: Congress.gov  ·  516 words in original text
This bill updates the National Quantum Initiative Act to include quantum modeling and simulation in the definition of quantum information science. The bill recognizes that quantum computing can help scientists study chemical elements and reactions much faster and more accurately than current supercomputers.
Scientists and researchers working on quantum computing projects. The bill does not explicitly identify other specific groups of people or businesses affected.
• The definition of "quantum information science" now includes "modeling, simulation" along with other quantum computing work. (Sec. 3(a)) • Quantum molecular modeling or simulation is added as a research area that the government should support through the Quantum Information Science Research Program. (Sec. 3(b))
The National Quantum Initiative Act is modified to officially recognize quantum modeling and simulation as part of quantum information science research that the government funds and supports.
Quantum molecular modeling or simulation: Not specified in bill text.
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