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A “pitch” competition for funding awards to researchers of quantum technology will be part of a $1 million International Quantum U Tech Accelerator event on Sept. 1-3, hosted by Innovare Advancement Center which is the new open innovation campus at Griffiss park.

The in-person and virtual event will include 48 teams across quantum tracks for timing, sensing, information processing/computing, and communications/networking who will compete before a panel, Innovare announced Monday...

• Grace Wang, interim President of SUNY Polytechnic Institute and SUNY Senior Vice Chancellor for Research and Economic Development, said “Quantum U will accelerate both technology and talent, reinforcing SUNY’s commitment to developing a quantum-smart workforce.”

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