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The emerging quantum risk compliance officers need to start discussing

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Just as AI evolved from a technology initiative into a board-level governance priority, quantum computing appears poised to follow a similar trajectory.

While much of the discussion surrounding quantum computing focuses on cryptography and cybersecurity, a broader governance issue is beginning to emerge.

The United States is investing heavily in quantum research through defense programs, federal initiatives, national laboratories, and public-private partnerships. As quantum technologies become increasingly linked to economic competitiveness and

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