What’s happening at ATARC

  Presents  AI Bill of Rights Framework: Safe and Effective Systems & Human Fallbacks September 12, 2023, 1:30-2:30 PM ET  In October 2022 the Office of Science and Technology Policy […]

  Presents The Future of Cloud: Modernizing and Migrating In partnership with   and  September 14, 2023, 1:30-2:30 PM ET  1 CPE Credit Available for this Event***  Join us for a […]

Join us on September 19-20, 2023, at the Convene, in Washington D.C., for Chief Data & Analytics Officer, Government, 2023. Discover how advances in Data, Analytics, AI & Machine Learning tools, and techniques are transforming business intelligence from the world’s leading innovators across the industry. Speakers will share insights into recent technical breakthroughs and cutting-edge applications in the Data and Analytics landscape.

Alex Khan will present a brief tour of various real-world optimization use cases and realities of solving them on current quantum devices and other quantum inspired solvers.

  Presents  Growing Good in Government by Building the Feedback Loops of the Future In partnership with   and  October 3rd, 2023, 1:30-2:30 PM ET  1 CPE Credit Available for this […]

  Presents  Identity Governance; A Critical Enabler of Zero Trust In partnership with October 5, 2023, 1:30-2:30 PM ET  1 CPE Credit Available for this Event***     Identity Governance; A Critical […]

  Presents Using NIST Guidance to Manage Security of Mobile Devices In partnership with October 12th, 2023 from 1:30 - 2:30 PM ET 1 CPE Credit Available for this Event***  Panel: […]

                         Submit Your GITEC Award Nominations Now!   Agenda and registration coming soon for: GITEC Award Nominations Virtual Event - November […]

Kaniah Konkoly-Thege and Ryan McKenney from Quantinuum will present on the export control landscape for quantum technologies. In October 2022, the Biden administration introduced semiconductor, artificial intelligence, and supercomputing-related export controls on China and has since made numerous public statements that similar restrictions on quantum technologies may follow. Existing U.S. quantum technology controls target specific end users, rather than general technology categories, though it has been reported that the White House and Commerce Department are currently exploring a more unified and comprehensive round of controls intended specifically to blunt China’s access to U.S. quantum computing equipment. This presentation will detail the current landscape of export controls vis-à-vis quantum technology, present findings from a recent report on the subject by the Quantum Economic Development Consortium (QED-C), and discuss best practices for companies in this space to ensure compliance with any future controls while also working closely with the U.S. government to promote innovation and a strong quantum industry.