Texas § 481.682 ESTABLISHMENT; PURPOSES.

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§ 481.682 — ESTABLISHMENT; PURPOSES.

Texas § 481.682

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 481.682 (2026).

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Sec. 481.682. ESTABLISHMENT; PURPOSES.

(a)The Texas Quantum Initiative is a program established within the office to:

(1)establish and advance this state's position as a national leader in the quantum industry; and

(2)accelerate the integration of quantum computing, networking, and sensing technology into the economy of this state.

(b)The purposes of the initiative are to:

(1)leverage the expertise and capacity of regulatory stakeholders and institutions of higher education and industry to advise and provide input to the office regarding the comprehensive strategic plan described by Section 481.686 ;

(2)identify obstacles and provide recommendations to the governor and legislature regarding quantum economic opportunities and technologies;

(3)provide strategic leadership with respect

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Sec. 481.682. ESTABLISHMENT; PURPOSES. (a) The Texas Quantum Initiative is a program established within the office to:
(1) establish and advance this state's position as a national leader in the quantum industry; and
(2) accelerate the integration of quantum computing, networking, and sensing technology into the economy of this state.
(b) The purposes of the initiative are to:
(1) leverage the expertise and capacity of regulatory stakeholders and institutions of higher education and industry to advise and provide input to the office regarding the comprehensive strategic plan described by Section 481.686 ;
(2) identify obstacles and provide recommendations to the governor and legislature regarding quantum economic opportunities and technologies;
(3) provide strategic leadership with respect to quantum initiatives;
(4) identify opportunities for workforce training and development related to the research, design, and manufacturing of quantum computing technology; and
(5) identify opportunities to support:
(A) existing quantum computing and networking industries in this state; and
(B) the development of a quantum manufacturing supply chain in this state.
(c) The initiative may establish ad hoc advisory committees as necessary to carry out the initiative's duties under this subchapter.