Policy paper

National quantum strategy

A 10-year vision and strategy missions for the UK to be a leading quantum-enabled economy, recognising the importance of quantum technologies for the UK’s prosperity and security.

From:
Department for Science, Innovation and Technology
Published
15 March 2023
Last updated
14 December 2023 — See all updates
This was published under the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government

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National Quantum Strategy

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National Quantum Strategy (accessible webpage)

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National Quantum Strategy: technical annexes

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National Quantum Strategy: additional evidence annex

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National Quantum Strategy Missions

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Update: 14 December 2023

Additional evidence published to provide further evidence on the UK’s performance over a range of metrics across the quantum landscape.

Quantum technologies make new technological advances possible, from an unprecedented increase in computing power, to precise sensors and enhanced communications.

Countries that develop and use quantum technologies will have advantages in terms of productivity, economic growth, health, sustainability, and national security and resilience.

Government investments to date through the National Quantum Technologies Programme have given the UK a world-leading position.

This strategy sets out our plan for the next 10 years, building on the successes to date, to realise the incredible potential of these technologies for the UK, one of DSIT’s 5 priority technologies of tomorrow.

Updates to this page

Published 15 March 2023
Last updated 14 December 2023 show all updates

  1. Additional evidence published to provide further evidence on the UK’s performance over a range of metrics across the quantum landscape.

  2. National Quantum Strategy Missions published.

  3. First published.

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