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HB 5023

AN ACT CREATING A QUANTUM CT ADVISORY PANEL.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Christopher Rosario

Connecticut establishes a Quantum CT Advisory Panel to coordinate state strategy for developing quantum computing industry and research capabilities.

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Bill Summary · HB 5023

Legislative bill overview

HB 5023 establishes a Quantum CT Advisory Panel in Connecticut to coordinate and advance the state's quantum computing industry. The panel would likely bring together stakeholders from academia, government, and private sector to develop strategy, identify funding opportunities, and position Connecticut as a quantum technology hub.

Why is this important

Quantum computing represents a transformative emerging technology with applications in drug discovery, materials science, cryptography, and optimization problems. States that establish early coordination and expertise in this field may attract quantum computing companies, research institutions, and federal funding, creating high-skilled jobs and economic competitive advantage.

Potential points of contention

  • Funding uncertainty: The bill text does not specify budgetary allocation, raising questions about whether this is primarily a coordination mechanism or requires dedicated state funding
  • Panel composition and authority: Lack of clarity on who serves on the panel, voting procedures, and what enforcement power (if any) the advisory recommendations would carry
  • Outcome accountability: No specified deliverables, timeline, or measurable goals make it difficult to assess whether the panel actually advances quantum capabilities or becomes an inactive advisory body

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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