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The Quantum 2.0 Market is Poised for Explosive Growth: Projected to Reach $50 Billion by 2036

The Quantum 2.0 era represents the second quantum revolution, shifting from foundational research to engineered, scalable quantum systems across computing,…

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MJ February 16, 2026

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