The UK government and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) have announced a £78 million (approximately $103.8 million USD) funding package to advance quantum sensing, networking, and workforce development. This initiative, part of the National Quantum Strategy, includes grants for commercial applications, supply-chain development, and an expansion of the QuEST Apprentices Programme. An additional £17 million has been allocated for integrating AI and high-performance computing with quantum platforms, aiming to solidify the UK's global leadership in quantum technologies.
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