American Quantum Competitiveness Act
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Overview
The American Quantum Competitiveness Act directs the Secretary of Commerce to promote trusted supply chains for quantum technology and strengthen the United States’ leadership in this field. It defines key terms like ‘critical component,’ ‘trusted quantum supply chain,’ and ‘trusted supplier,’ and outlines the Secretary’s responsibilities in supporting commercial manufacturing, investment, and establishing resilient supply chains. The act also mandates the creation of a national strategy report every three years to identify risks and recommend actions to maintain U.S. competitiveness.
Key provisions
- Designates the Secretary of Commerce as the primary advisor on quantum technology policy.
- Defines ‘critical component’ and ‘trusted quantum supply chain’ for supply chain security.
- Requires the Secretary to identify and address barriers to investment in trusted quantum supply chains.
- Mandates the creation of a national strategy report every three years assessing risks and recommending actions.
- Authorizes the Secretary to enter into agreements with trusted suppliers, foreign partners, and other entities.
- Directs the Secretary to assess and mitigate risks associated with components sourced from covered nations.
- Requires the Secretary to consult with stakeholders, including private sector experts.
- Establishes a process for identifying critical components and assessing their availability.
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