The British tech sector will play a central role in the plan.
To create this, the government is more than doubling its previous funding commitment to the field.
It aims to attract another 1 billion in private financing.
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The new programme aims to build on strong foundations.
The UK currently ranks second in the world for both the number ofquantumcompanies and private investment in the sector.
Scott echoed the governments call for further private sector financing.
In particular, Scott hopes for extensive growth in deeptech and later-stage Series A+ funding.
The government has also been advised to proceed with patience.
Quantum computing is a marathon, not a sprint, Weidt told TNW.
And we should avoid focusing just on the short term.
To support this, the government has madea variety of pledgesaround research and upskilling.
Im keen to see how we can continue to welcome the worlds best talent.
In addition, the plan contains a series of commitments to international collaboration.
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He leads our coverage of European tech and oversees our talented team of writers.
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He leads our coverage of European tech and oversees our talented team of writers.
Away from work, he enjoys playing chess (badly) and the guitar (even worse).
