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US Quantum Industrial Policy Takes Shape

June 23, 2026

2 min read

Key Takeaways

President Trump issued quantum executive orders.
Rep. Pat Harrigan plans to introduce legislation to codify the order.
Concerns raised about sensitive data harvesting in a post-quantum world.

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Strategic Implications

This move may signal the US government's growing interest in quantum technology, which could have significant implications for the aerospace industry. The codification of the executive order suggests a long-term commitment to developing quantum capabilities, which may benefit companies like SEEQC and could indicate a shift in the global quantum landscape.

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What Happened

Government Moves To Codify Quantum Executive Order

The US government has taken steps to establish a quantum industrial policy, with President Trump issuing executive orders aimed at promoting quantum technology. Rep. Pat Harrigan plans to introduce legislation to codify these orders, citing concerns about the potential harvesting of sensitive data in a post-quantum world. In an exclusive interview, John Levy, CEO of SEEQC, discussed the need for government support in the quantum industry and potential bottlenecks that may arise. This development was reported by The Washington Post.

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US Quantum Industrial Policy Takes Shape

June 23, 2026

2 min read

Key Takeaways

President Trump issued quantum executive orders.
Rep. Pat Harrigan plans to introduce legislation to codify the order.
Concerns raised about sensitive data harvesting in a post-quantum world.

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Strategic Implications

This move may signal the US government's growing interest in quantum technology, which could have significant implications for the aerospace industry. The codification of the executive order suggests a long-term commitment to developing quantum capabilities, which may benefit companies like SEEQC and could indicate a shift in the global quantum landscape.

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What Happened

Government Moves To Codify Quantum Executive Order

The US government has taken steps to establish a quantum industrial policy, with President Trump issuing executive orders aimed at promoting quantum technology. Rep. Pat Harrigan plans to introduce legislation to codify these orders, citing concerns about the potential harvesting of sensitive data in a post-quantum world. In an exclusive interview, John Levy, CEO of SEEQC, discussed the need for government support in the quantum industry and potential bottlenecks that may arise. This development was reported by The Washington Post.

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