Traditional reporting brought to you by the most trusted dragon in the world, IQT Sunday Edition delivers a straightforward, authoritative summary of national and international mainstream media coverage of quantum technologies.

CNBC Morning Call

“IQM CEO on the potential of quantum computing” is a fast-paced 3:34 interview of Dr. Jan Goetz, including an ending question about the decision to take IQM public.

Bloomberg Intelligence

“QuEra on Neutral Atoms Gaining Prominence in Quantum” is a 38:21 Tech Disruptors Podcast with analyst Jake Silverman as the host and QuEra’s Chief Commercial Officer, Yuval Boger, as the guest.

Reuters

“France to stop certifying products without quantum-safe encryption” reports that ANSSI, France’s cybersecurity agency, will stop certifying security products that lack quantum-resistant encryption in 2027, and that businesses should be buying quantum-safe products exclusively ​by 2030.

Fast Company

“Quantum computing is growing—in Chicago!—and PsiQuantum keeps racking up wins” is about the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park (IQMP) and its anchor tenant, PsiQuantum.

CNBC and CNBC Squawk Box Europe

“Amazon AI exec predicts first ‘commercially useful’ quantum computers in 5-7 years” and “Amazon: Commercial quantum computers coming within seven years” ask Amazon’s top artificial intelligence executive about quantum computing, as opposed to its top quantum computing executive.

Reuters and MarketWatch

“Quantum tech firm EigenQ to go public in $3 billion SPAC deal” and “Silicon Valley Acquisition SPAC to Combine With Quantum Security Firm EigenQ” refer to a company that provides QRNG and post-quantum ​cryptography (PQC) products.

CNBC Squawk on the Street

“Quantum has a ‘tremendous potential,’ says HPE CEO Antonio Neri” is an interview about the launch of HPE’s new Quantum Scaling Alliance, despite the alliance being announced by name at least as far back as November 10, 2025, and existing in the same form without the name prior to April 3, 2025.

And that’s the way it is, Sunday, June 21, 2026.

Traditional reporting brought to you by the most trusted dragon in the world, IQT Evening News delivers a straightforward, authoritative summary of national and international mainstream media coverage of quantum technologies.

The Wall Street Journal

“When Quantum Meets Orbit: Why It’s Not Too Early to Start Planning: The intersection of space and quantum technologies promises new capabilities, new complexities, and new risks” addresses the convergence of space sector growth with the rapid acceleration of quantum technology advancements.

RealClear Defense

“The Quantum Clock Is Already Ticking on America’s Autonomous Arsenal” addresses post-quantum cryptography (PQC) for autonomous weapons.

Financial Times

“Why financial institutions must act now on post-quantum cryptography” is telling us what we all already know, except that this is now coming from outside quantum and cybersecurity circles.

The New York Times

“A Scientific Achievement That’s Totally Random” is about quantum random number generation using quantum entanglement across interconnected superconducting systems at ETH Zurich.

WSJ Video & MarketWatch

“Quantum: The Next Frontier of Computing” features Jan Goetz, IQM Quantum Computers Co-Founder and CEO, making a PQC-like argument, but placing the sense of urgency on using quantum computers.

MarketWatch

“Xanadu Quantum Technologies Hits Low-Loss Milestone in Photonic Quantum Hardware Push” is about some results from Xanadu partnering with Corning and Disco to reduce edge-coupling loss.

yahoo!finance

“Google quantum exec: US government funding would’ve come with ‘conditions’” is about Google declining a share of the US government’s recent $2B into quantum computing.

Bloomberg

The “Bloomberg Wall Street Week: June 12th, 2026” podcast mentions the US government’s $2B investment in quantum computing.

Bloomberg

Due to IBM receiving half of the US government’s investment into quantum computing, “Why the US Is Investing in Quantum Computing” is an IBM-centric look at this story.

And that’s the way it is, Sunday, June 14, 2026.