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Quantum Computing Flees Europe
Quantum Computing Flees Europe
Authored by Thomas Kolbe via American Thinker,
Caught between climate regulation and catastrophic energy-policy decisions, a growing number of high-tech companies in the EU are packing up and leaving. Through stock-market deals, two top quantum-computing companies, IQM and Pasqal, are gradually moving toward the United States. The bleeding of the European economy is now being accepted with remarkable resignation.
Not a week goes by without another disaster report from the economy. In the first half of the year, the German economy recorded a record number of insolvencies --...
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