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Signing Ceremony_MoU Between Dronacharya College of Engineering & Swadeshi

Australia and the G7 Launch NMI-Q to Standardize Quantum Technology

NMI-Q National Metrology Institutes Quantum

Quantum technology is fast expanding, and Australia and the G7 have inked a major agreement to set norms and benchmarks. A "unprecedented agreement," this effort coordinates quantum technological benchmarks.

A key focus of this relationship is the creation of NMI-Q. This global initiative was launched in October 2025 when Paris' national metrology institutions (NMIs) signed an MoU.

People and Goals of NMI-Q

Measurement science (or “metrology lab”) institutes from major economies form the NMI-Q cooperation.

The program comprises Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK, the US, and the Australian National Metrology Institute. Goal: NMI-Q accelerates quantum computing, sensing, and communication technology development and global deployment by ensuring reliable and comparable measurements across borders. Arrange best practices production and dissemination.

Foster global norms for quantum technologies.

New quantum technologies must be based on precise and unbiased measurement data to encourage broad innovation and profitable commercialization.

Standardizing Performance Metrics Globally

Comparisons of quantum systems have been difficult due to the lack of objective, uniform measurements.

The NMI-Q objective is to provide global quantum system performance indicators. Qubit performance, error rate computation, and quantum sensing sensitivity will be measured.

France's LNE director general, Thomas Grenon, stressed that “everyone will create their own” without a standard baseline, making industry comparisons harder.

In a Fast-Changing Field, Scientific Verification

The deal cements the scientific foundation needed to quantify and verify quantum advances and claims.

This focus on precise quantification addresses an issue in the sector, where rapid technological innovation and inflated promises elicit distrust from the scientific and investment groups. Through metrology, the alliance hopes to boost fundamental science and quantum development confidence and economic viability.

Greater G7 Commitments

Non-singular NMI-Q launch expands G7 Leaders' quantum technologies vow. Future national security and economic progress depend on these technologies, according to participating countries.

This standardization effort matches 2025 goals. The G7 pledged to coordinate quantum progress in research and development, standardization, public-private investment strategies, workforce development, and security in June 2025.

Florida Opportunity Fund and Quantum Coast Capital teamed to ignite the quantum technology industry.

Famous Quantum Beach MOU 2025

Florida Opportunity Fund (FOF) and quantum-focused venture capital firm Quantum Coast Capital (QCC) are promoting advanced computing and quantum technology investment and innovation. Both parties signed an MOU at Quantum Beach 2025 in West Palm Beach. This alliance marks a turning point in Florida's quantum ecosystem development journey.

These efforts aim to boost Florida's quantum sector by attracting high-tech enterprises and qualified workers. The alliance also facilitates the commercialization of Florida-developed technology by matching state resources with private financing and research centers.

Targeted Co-Investtion Framework

Today's MOU establishes a clear framework for FOF-QCC co-investment. This methodology prioritizes identifying and assessing quantum-tech companies. This cooperative investment approach includes Florida-specific quantum sensing, networking, and computing applications.

Robert Harvey, president and executive director of the Florida Opportunity Fund, said the MOU indicates a shared commitment to innovation via judicious investment. Harvey said this relationship is being used to boost Florida's quantum business. Coordination of resources and experience is creating new chances to attract innovative enterprises and talent to Florida.

International Innovation and State Strategy

One of the few US quantum investing venture firms, Quantum Coast Capital, was founded in South Florida. To bring quantum advances to market, QCC works with researchers, private companies, and government agencies.

The MOU signing is one of Florida's "taking big swings on technology," according to Quantum Coast Capital managing partner Matt Cimaglia. According to Cimaglia, the alliance is creating a quantum ecosystem around state leadership, researchers, and entrepreneurs, not just funding innovation.

Teamwork addresses talent migration challenges. Hillary Matchett, Quantum Coast Capital, Chief Investment Officer, highlighted the huge potential to align state investment policy with international innovation trends. She says Florida's schools produce “incredible talent,” and the MOU ensures that the state's founders won't have to move to compete in quantum technology.

Profiles of Partners

FoF

A state-backed investment entity is the Florida Opportunity Fund. The organization focuses on venture capital financing new Florida enterprises. FOF uses direct investment and other capital reserves. The company also emphasizes connecting with experienced entrepreneurs to create growing businesses and strengthen Florida's early-stage finance environment. FoxF president Robert Harvey.

Coast Capital (QCC)

VC Quantum Coast Capital only invests in quantum. Only a few US investment firms focus completely on this highly specialized industry, including QCC. In South Florida, QCC's relationship with FOF helps keep quantum talent in the state and accelerate quantum innovation commercialization.

Quantum Leader: Florida

To promote Florida's rising status as a national hub for next-generation technological innovation, Quantum Beach 2025 in West Palm Beach launched the FOF-QCC partnership. At Quantum Beach 2025, industry, academia, and government leaders discussed quantum technologies.

To demonstrate Florida's quantum innovation leadership, the symposium included workforce development, strategic investment, and pioneering research. Quantum computing, networking, and sensing are revolutionizing businesses and the economy. From its "Quantum Coast" in Florida, the next technological revolution is happening.