United States — United States Department of Commerce & Anderson

United States — United States Department of Commerce: The United States — United States Department of Commerce is awarding $2 billion in grants and taking equity stakes in nine quantum computing companies, including Rigetti Computing, IBM, GlobalFoundries, D-Wave Systems, Infleqtion, and Diraq, to bolster U.S. leadership in quantum technology and national security.

Anderson: Anderson>>> is a new subsidiary launched by IBM>>> with $1 billion in government incentives and an additional $1 billion from IBM>>>, aiming to be America's first dedicated quantum chip manufacturing facility.

United States — United States Department of Commerce: The United States — United States Department of Commerce is providing $1 billion in CHIPS incentives to support the research and development efforts of Anderson, aiming to secure the nation's global quantum leadership and bolster national security.

Anderson: Anderson is a new standalone company formed by IBM with support from the United States — United States Department of Commerce, set to become America's first pure-play quantum foundry. It will operate a 300-millimeter quantum wafer foundry, aiming to catalyze the production of scalable quantum technologies within the United States.

United States — United States Department of Commerce: The United States — United States Department of Commerce supports the launch of Anderson, indicating government backing for quantum technology development within the United States.

Anderson: Anderson is set to become the world's first pure-play quantum wafer foundry, with IBM contributing $1 billion and significant intellectual property, positioning it as a key player in quantum manufacturing.