Setting up New Mexico’s quantum training lab 🔬 The demand for quantum technicians is on the rise and a new bootcamp is designed to get students ready to enter the industry. The lab’s only prerequisite: knowing how to use a computer mouse and a calculator. The semester-long program is a collaboration between Sandia and CNM Central New Mexico Community College. “We’re leading the nation in building a quantum technician training program to get students job-ready in a semester-long bootcamp,” said

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