Foxconn Targets 2030 Quantum Computing Takeoff After 3-Year Inflection Point

1 articles · Updated · DIGITIMES · May 29

Foxconn said its quantum computing unit is aiming for commercial takeoff around 2030, signaling a shift from research toward building a viable business.
Three years is the timeline the company gave for reaching an inflection point, with executives saying the main hurdle is converting technical progress into commercial applications.
International attention is already building around Foxconn's quantum work, but the company indicated broader commercialization will take longer than the near-term research milestone.
The target places Foxconn among manufacturers trying to turn quantum computing from a lab effort into a long-horizon revenue business by the end of the decade.

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