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Chicago Business Journal – After being named CEO of the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park in late 2024, Harley Johnson shares his vision and predictions for quantum technology’s future in…
Read MoreThe 21st Show – If all goes according to plan, Chicago will become home to the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park in the next few years. The hope is the…
Read MoreQuantum Insider – Illinois is making a $500 million bet on quantum technology with the construction of the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park (IQMP) on Chicago’s South Side — and…
Read MoreChicago Magazine – Illinois is betting big on the future of quantum technology. The state is investing $500 million to build the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park on the former…
Read MoreCrain’s Chicago Business – Chicago’s world-famous skyline stands tall on the very steel forged in the furnaces of the South Works mill. For generations, this industrial powerhouse was a source…
Read MoreChicago Tribune – The Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park, a groundbreaking computer research development planned for the former U.S. Steel site on the city’s South Side, has lined up another…
Read MoreCrain’s Chicago Business – The City Council approved the massive quantum campus planned for the 440-acre former U.S. Steel South Works site today, setting up the development to begin construction…
Read MoreChicago Sun-Times – South Works has been the target of more than a few failed redevelopment plans. The site and the community deserve better, and the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics…
Read MoreWGN – After more than five hours of presentations, testimony and input from the community, the Chicago Plan Commission on Thursday voted to move forward with a proposed quantum computing…
Read MoreAxios Chicago – The city and state are pressing forward on turning the former U.S. Steel location on the Southeast Side into a quantum computer hub, despite environmental objections. Why…
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