NSA, DEVCOM Army Research Office Launch QuantumEAGLe Initiative

National Security Agency (NSA) (.gov)· July 2, 2026

The National Security Agency (NSA) and the DEVCOM Army Research Office have officially launched the QuantumEAGLe initiative to further quantum research. This partnership highlights a coordinated effort between the intelligence community and the U.S. Army to explore quantum technologies for national security applications. The launch of this initiative signals a continued prioritization of quantum computing and sensing within the federal defense and intelligence sectors.

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