EPB launches Quantum Computing Fellowship for workforce development - Local 3 News
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Prev Previous Previous UPDATE: Stabbing suspect found in Athens after weeks-long se… David Rodriguez Cruz is charged with attempted murder after … Next Next Up Next Up Cupid’s Chase 5K in Chattanooga draws 300 runners to support… The annual race benefits Community Options Inc., a nonprofit… Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email EPB Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save EPB is using a $4 million federal grant for quantum workforce development. With this grant, EPB created a new Quantum Computing Fellowship to provide training and real-world experience. The company says this will benefit EPB customers and the community. “This critical investment in workforce development will prepare a highly skilled workforce to lead the quantum future and keep Chattanooga’s innovation ecosystem on the cutting edge,” said EPB President and CEO-elect Janet Rehberg. The $4 million comes from a National Institute of Standards and Technology grant, which EPB was awarded in 2024. The fellowship program was created in collaboration with IonQ, a leading company in quantum computing.Last year, EPB also brought an IonQ Forte Enterprise quantum computer to the EPB Quantum Center in downtown Chattanooga. EPB says local Congressman Chuck Fleischmann's has been in support of quantum technology advancements. “We appreciate the support of Congressman Chuck Fleischmann, who has championed East Tennessee’s role in advancing quantum technology to shape the future of national security, energy and economic competitiveness,” Rehberg said. “This grant will support EPB Quantum’s work to develop a next-generation workforce and attract talent to our region.” Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Tags Ionq Epb Quantum Information Science Municipal Electric Utilities Of The United States Technology Companies Of The United States Chattanooga, Tennessee Quantum Computing Technology Quantum Mechanics American Websites Scientific Problems Economy Of Chattanooga, Tennessee Applications Of Quantum Mechanics Technology Companies Companies Involved In Quantum Computing Theoretical Computer Science Electricity Authorities Computational Complexity Theory Public Utilities Of The United States Models Of Computation Utilities Of The United States Electric Power Companies Of The United States Computer Hardware Classes Of Computers Electric Power Companies Energy Companies Of The United States Computers Computer Companies Information Theory Internet Access Electricity Economics Energy Companies Broadband Computer Companies Of The United States Around the WebSupport Your Neighbors and Get Involved With Food RescueTired of Cleaning out Your Gutters? Get a Quote Today!Take on a Challenge: Make Pasta Al Limone at HomeTest Your Hearing From The Comfort of Your HomeFind Local AC and Heating Repair ServicesAccess Low-interest HELOC Funds for Your Home RenovationShould You Buy an Electric Car?The Smart Approach to Selling Your Home8 Reasons Your Car Insurance Rate ChangesLoad More WATCH LIVE: Local 3 News LOCAL 3 WEATHER Trending Now 3 arrested, $100k seized in overnight drug bust in Chattanooga UPDATE: Victim found with broken neck, stab wounds; former NFL-player charged with murder UPDATE: Ex-NFL player's criminal record reveals history of domestic violence with family Family of Ooltewah murder victim remembers Gabriella Perpétuo, files wrongful death lawsuit RECALL ALERT: FDA upgrades cake mix recall to highest risk level over undeclared milk UPDATE: Miss G shares how her arrest, deportation unfolded Employee spotted using expired cheese, lettuce, and tomatoes Homeless man charged after setting multiple fires in busy Chattanooga area Longtime CSAS coach Mark Dragoo dies at 67 UPDATE: City council votes to remove Chickamauga Mayor, pointing to sexual & racial language Must See Video Tiffany Savona's Valentine's Day weather Spreading love to grieving hearts this Valentine's Day Mocs softball team comes from behind for fourth straight win 2026 Milan Olympics