to deploy quantum technologies for government clients while addressing technical bottlenecks in quantum computing hardware, such as latency, energy consumption, and cost. SEEQC is developing full-stack quantum processors that integrate control and readout electronics with qubit chips, facilitating the scalability necessary to address complex challenges.

Booz Allen views quantum technologies as crucial for addressing future challenges in national security, civil missions, and commercial applications. Matt Calderone, Booz Allen’s CFO, highlighted the strategic significance of this collaboration in advancing U.S. technological capabilities. SEEQC CEO John Levy emphasized the importance of maintaining the U.S.’s position in emerging technologies and the critical role of quantum computing in solving problems beyond the scope of traditional computing. This investment marks Booz Allen’s thirteenth under its $100 million corporate venture fund, further solidifying its commitment to driving innovation in AI, cyber, and emerging technologies.

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