Economics
Quantum computing may add $2.7 trillion to economy by 2035
McKinsey reports that quantum computing could generate up to $2.7 trillion in economic value by 2035.
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According to McKinsey, quantum computing technology has the potential to create significant economic value globally.
The consulting firm estimates that by the year 2035, quantum computing could contribute as much as $2.7 trillion to the economy.
This projection highlights the transformative impact that advances in quantum computing may have across various industries in the coming decade.
Both floridastatesman.com and massachusettssun.com reported on McKinsey's findings, emphasizing the substantial economic opportunities linked to quantum computing development.
Sources
- floridastatesman.com: Quantum computing could generate up to USD 2 . 7 trillion in economic value by 2035 : McKinsey
- massachusettssun.com: Quantum computing could generate up to USD 2 . 7 trillion in economic value by 2035 : McKinsey
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