There’s a new quantum facility in town.

A 13,000-square-foot incubator funded by state incentives debuted in Boulder on Wednesday. It’s the latest addition geared at building up the infrastructure of the Mountain West’s recently-designated quantum tech hub.

The incubator at BioMed Realty’s Flatiron Park at 5555 Central Ave. will prioritize taking quantum research and turning them into commercial products. 

Quantum computing is a growing field of technology developing super-fast computers designed to solve problems most classic computers would take years to compute, but still are not readily available at scale.

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