In celebration of World Quantum Day on April 14th, the Chattanooga Quantum Collaborative and EPB are teaming up to offer free courses on quantum technology. These courses are tailored for different age groups and are designed to prepare students and adults for the debut of EPB’s Quantum Network.
The Quantum Network, launched in late 2022, is aiming to provide users with advanced technology to enhance their operations. Danna Bailey, the chief communications officer at Qubitekk, expressed that the interest in quantum technology is on the rise. She mentioned that the Quantum Network at EPB is just one of the quantum resources that are becoming more prevalent across the country.
The courses will be available for six weeks until the end of May through the Chattanooga Quantum Collaborative’s website. Participants have the opportunity to learn about quantum technology and its potential applications in various fields. Whether you are a student looking to expand your knowledge or an adult interested in the latest technological advancements, these courses can provide valuable insights into the world of quantum technology.
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