Global Future Council on the Future of Quantum Economy
Global Future Council on the Future of Quantum Economy
Council mission and objectives
Quantum technologies offer game-changing opportunities across materials, food and climate change – and are seeing significant developments and increases in funding every year. What actions can businesses, governments and experts take to prepare to maximize the positive potential of this new form of computing and communication?
Co-Chairs
Charles Lim, Global Head of Quantum Communications and Cryptography, JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Freeke Heijman, Co-Founder and Director, Ecosystem Development, Quantum Delta
Council Manager
Arunima Sarkar, Thematic Lead, Quantum Technologies, World Economic Forum
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