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Author(s): Lee Knauss, Christina
Source:
Charleston Regional Business Journal. 4/15/2024, Vol. 30 Issue 6, p12-13. 2p.
Subject Terms:
*QUANTUM computing; *APPLICATION software; *FINANCE; *LABOR supply

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- Subject Terms:
  SOUTH Carolina
- Abstract:
  The article focuses on the emergence of quantum computing technology and its potential applications, highlighting its principles, development history, and recent advancements in South Carolina. Topics discussed include the nature of quantum computing, its funding and initiatives in South Carolina, and its implications for various industries and the workforce.

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