Advances in quantum information science and technology, or QIST, are now seen as being a major driving force in the evolution of computing and the internet. ASU is poised to contribute to the endeavor through its involvement in the new nationwide Quantum Collaborative. ASU has already opened a Quantum Networking Lab on its Tempe campus. The university’s students can learn about what is emerging on the horizon with this new wave of computer and internet capabilities. A variety of the Fulton Schools’ engineering, technology and computer science degree programs can provide the education and skills needed to pursue careers in QIST fields.

See also: Arizona State University Looks Toward The Internet’s Quantum Future, The Quantum Insider, January 27