"It's not a data center. It's not a place where you're going to have people learn something and research it. It's a commercialization center for the next generation of technology." That's how Matthew Cimaglia describes the vision behind Occam Foundry: 16.5 acres in Austin, owned outright, being developed into a full quantum technology campus. The White House has issued executive orders to build quantum, not just research it. Texas passed legislation last year making quantum investment a state priority, backed by a governor-appointed initiative pushing it forward. The lab-to-market gap in quantum computing is closing, and Texas wants to own the middle of it. Watch the full interview here: 👇 ▻ ↧ Texas Is Building a Quantum Hub — Right Next to Tesla's Gigafactory AI is dominating the tech conversation right now — but there's anot...