Quantum computing could help US reduce reliance on China's rare earth supply chain, tech CEO says
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The New York LedgerQuantum computing could help US reduce reliance on China's rare earth supply chain, tech CEO says
Quantum computing could help the U.S. reduce reliance on China for critical rare earth elements. Pasqal is partnering with USA Rare Earth and Riven Systems to improve processing efficiency.
US rare-earth partnership targets processing gains with quantum technology
The United States' effort to reduce its reliance on China for rare-earth materials is usually framed as a contest to open more mines. A partnership involving quantum-computing company Pasqal, USA Rare Earth and Riven Systems is testing a different route: getting more usable material from the rock that is already processed. The bottleneck is not only underground Rare-earth elements are important for magnets, electronics, defense systems and advan…
Pasqal is collaborating with USA Rare Earth and Riven Systems to research how to improve the separation and processing of rare earth elements by combining quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and rapid chemical testing technologies. This move is expected to break the Chinese Communist Party's long-standing global monopoly on the key rare earth supply chain.
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