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Senate Introduces National Quantum Readiness Act of 2026
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Senate Introduces National Quantum Readiness Act of
- Federal lawmakers have introduced S. 5139, the National Quantum Readiness Act of 2026, in the U.S. Senate.
- The measure addresses national preparedness and technological standards regarding quantum computing.
- Detailed bill language and committee actions remain pending as the legislative process begins.
NewsWK — New federal legislation aimed at preparing the nation for advancements in quantum technology has been introduced in the United States Senate, according to official records published by GovInfo.
The bill, designated as S. 5139 and titled the “National Quantum Readiness Act of 2026,” enters the legislative process as policymakers increasingly focus on technological infrastructure, cybersecurity, and national defense readiness in the face of emerging computational threats.
Detailed text and committee assignments for S. 5139 will become available as the Senate reviews the proposal during the current congressional session.
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