DOE’s Dario Gil Highlights Science Advisory Report on Quantum Roadmap

Federal civilian agencies continue to evaluate how emerging technologies such as quantum computing and AI can strengthen mission outcomes and scientific discovery.

He also asked the group to outline a long-term vision for a dedicated Quantum Computing User Facility.

Researchers need greater visibility into quantum hardware, including architectures, control interfaces and diagnostics, supported by new collaboration frameworks that continue to protect intellectual property.

In June, DOE launched the Quantum Genesis initiative to deploy a fault-tolerant quantum computing capability for research by 2028.

DOE’s Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory later joined Microsoft Quantum as an initial partner in a new quantum hardware makerspace in Maryland.