On a stretch of land along Highway 72, Mountain West quantum leaders pointed out the empty spot with views of the foothills and downtown Denver as the future place where the U.S. will become a global leader in the budding supercomputer industry.

Before the shovels ceremoniously went into the ground to mark the construction of a 70-acre quantum campus, officials — from the federal to local levels — remarked how America has fallen behind China in investing in the technology.

But that’s changing, they said.

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