We have only begun to touch the surface of what these technologies can do, and the DOE and our National labs, universities, and industry partners possess the expertise to explore them to their fullest potential.
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I was an enthusiastic co-sponsor of the original National Quantum Initiative Act, and I'm--I want to note that I'm very proud that Dr. Michael Raymer, who is from--a physics professor from my alma mater, University of Oregon, played a role…
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