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Summary
The bill directs $2.6 million to public schools for new quantum‑computing STEM classes, especially near military bases, and funds a $200,000 grant program for colleges to partner with high schools on quantum projects. It also offers a tax credit of up to $100,000 per eligible tech or defense business, capped at $10 million statewide. The measures aim to build a future quantum workforce and strengthen North Carolina’s tech and defense sectors.
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