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Find similar grantsIndependent Verification and Validation for QBI is sponsored by DARPA Microsystems Technology Office. Inviting submissions of innovative infrastructure, equipment, and expertise available to provide independent verification and validation for the Quantum Benchmarking Initiative.
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