
NATO Releases First Ever Quantum Strategy: Targeting Dual-Use Quantum Technology Innovation
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Authors: Bob Sorensen and Tom Sorensen
Publication Date: 1 202024
Length: 1 pages
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) recently released a public version of its first ever quantum strategy, outlining NATO’s plans to foster a secure, resilient, and competitive quantum ecosystem that is able to respond to the fast pace of technological competition in the quantum sector. Specific goals included supporting development of key quantum technologies to maintain NATO’s technological edge, implementing frameworks for hardware and software to enhance operability, and standing up a Transatlantic Quantum Community to strategically engage with government, industry, and academia across the NATO innovation ecosystem.
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