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Why you shouldn’t be worried about talk of a ‘quantum winter’

26 Mar 2024 James McKenzie

A recent fall in global private investment in quantum technology has led to suggestions that the sector is heading for a downturn. James McKenzie is unfazed and believes the future for the sector is bright

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Cashing in There's money to be made from quantum 2.0 technology. (Courtesy: iStock/monsitj)
For politicians, funders and investors, science isn’t always on their radar. But from time to time

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James McKenzie is the writer of the Transactions column for Physics World about physics in industry. He is writing here in a personal capacity
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