Carl  Dukatz leads this group 

**2022 -  Use Case TAC -  Quantum  Computing** 
- 100  use cases that are publicly available on the Data  Discovery in  QED-C site
	- Chemistry & Pharma Report 
	- Supply Chain Report 
		- Northwestern - Kevin  Glynn
	- Terry  and  Reema for QuEnergy  Workshop 
	- Supply ChainTransportation  & LogistircsWorkships 

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- Goals  
	- Study Active  Quantum  Applications 
	- Generate New  Use Case IDeas
	- Quantum  Challenge  (stretch goal) 
		- define and  run  use case based challenge
		- quantum random  number  generation was  also  mentioened as running in  production (probably for finance)
		- What needs to  be done as a community  to  advance quantum technology?  
		- 19 industries a  great representation 



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####  Workforce TAC 


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**Learned  from  Bob  Sutor:** 
-  encoding  data- lots of  control  Z  gates and  control Y  
- 3  things with machine learning:  
	- HHL  
	- SVM
	- entanglement -  this exists. nothing???

**things learned from  Tom:**
1. meet often 
2. take meeting notes
3. break projects into manageable tasks
4. listen to everyone and  keep an open mind  

#### For members - full reports are found [here](https://members.quantumconsortium.org/reports): 
- benchmark applications for QAOA
- held 11 quantum marketplace webinars - quantummarketplace.org
- quantum computing market forecast by Hyperion  Research
- QTMR

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American policymakers are eagerly pursuing strategies for governance in the quantum computing field for a variety of reasons. Specifically, policymaker are seeking actionable strategies that enable domestic firms to reap economi gains from developing quantum computers,


			    
* *highlighted by Shwetha Jayaraj at page 9 on [[Quantum Computing Technology report.pdf]]*