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Tim Hwang and Rachel Reses are joined by FAI Nonresident Senior Fellow and UCLA quantum scientist Prineha Narang to unpack the White House’s recent quantum-related executive orders. We cover: what the “offensive” and “defensive” game look like in quantum, whether strong government action is a blessing or a curse for the industry, how the executive branch cultivates technical expertise, and whether President Trump might be partial to quantum computers because of their gold and chrome sheen.
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