Quantum computing’s picks-and-shovels moment: What the new US executive orders signal for IP

Twin executive orders send a signal to the quantum computing market, with the supply chain emerging as a critical focus, say Erik Huestis and Alexander Akhiezer of Foley Hoag.

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Quantum computing’s picks-and-shovels moment: What the new US executive orders signal for IP

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