PsiQuantum Announces New Government Advisory Board with Decades of Combined Public Service Across the White House, Departments of Defense and Commerce, Intelligence Community, and the U.S. Congress
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Thursday, November 30, 2023
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Although currently focused on priorities pertaining to U.S. Government, PsiQuantum plans to expand the Government Advisory Board to include leaders from other allied nations as well.
Key Points:
- Although currently focused on priorities pertaining to U.S. Government, PsiQuantum plans to expand the Government Advisory Board to include leaders from other allied nations as well.
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The creation of the Government Advisory Board is a natural progression of the company’s longstanding partnerships with the U.S. and allied governments. - Through this Board, PsiQuantum will also be better placed to continue its work developing public-private partnerships across the U.S. and allied governments.
- “We are grateful for the deep experience and perspective that each member of the Government Advisory Board will be able to share.