The next strategic frontier
America atthe quantumedge.
A new era of possibility. A defining national mission. Advancing U.S. leadership in the technologies that will shape what comes next.
Three domains. One national advantage.
01Our mission
COMMISSION ON U.S. QUANTUM PRIMACYA defining moment.
A national
mission.
The Commission on U.S. Quantum Primacy brings together leaders from government, industry, academia, and the national laboratories to ensure that the emergence and diffusion of quantum technologies strengthen U.S. national power, driving our national security, technological transformation, and economic might.
The work ahead02The agenda
Three lines of effort.
One ambition.
01Infrastructure.
Build and secure the quantum industrial base to create a durable technology edge. Strengthen critical supply chains, develop hardware, and support the talent American innovators need to scale.
02Informatics
Create information advantage with novel algorithms, innovative software, and secure quantum protocols.
03Integration.
Accelerate the adoption of quantum into classical systems to ensure operational superiority. Move promising technologies from the laboratory into real-world use, aligning public and private efforts around consequential national missions.
03The Commission
Guided by experience.
United by purpose.
Bringing the people shaping quantum’s future together around a shared American mission.
Co-Chairs
Commissioners
Select a member to explore their biography04From insight to action
A clear path
to what comes next.
Actionable recommendations to build, secure, and deploy America’s quantum capabilities.
Fall 2026
Interim Report
Initial findings of the quantum landscape, critical barriers, and near-term opportunities for U.S. leadership.
Planned publicationSpring 2027
Final Report
A comprehensive set of recommendations to turn quantum innovation into enduring national capability.
Planned publicationCommission reports will be available here when published.
06Perspectives
Explore the
quantum question.
The ideas, capabilities, and connections behind a new era of national competitiveness.
These background briefs are not published Commission reports.