Quantum Index Report 2025
Jonathan Ruane, Elif Kiesow, Johannes Galatsanos, Carl Dukatz, Edward Blomquist, Prashant Shukla

TL;DR
The MIT Quantum Index Report 2025 offers a comprehensive, data-driven overview of quantum computing and networking, aiming to simplify understanding and track global progress in these emerging technologies.
Contribution
This inaugural report introduces a nonpartisan, data-driven assessment of quantum technologies, focusing on research, development, education, and public acceptance to inform stakeholders.
Findings
Tracks global research and development trends
Visualizes progress in quantum computing and networking
Provides insights into public acceptance and education efforts
Abstract
The inaugural edition of the MIT Quantum Index Report (QIR). Quantum technologies are evolving from theoretical concepts into tangible technologies with commercial promise. Their rapid progress is capturing global attention and suggests we stand on the cusp of a second quantum revolution. Unlocking the quantum opportunity is not simple. One challenge is that quantum technologies can present a high barrier to understanding for nonexperts because they often rely on complex principles and concepts from a variety of specialist fields. This can lead to confusion and intimidation for business leaders, educators, policymakers and others. The Quantum Index Report aims to reduce the complexity and make it possible for a wider audience to have a deeper understanding of the quantum landscape. The Quantum Index Report provides a comprehensive, data-driven assessment of the state of quantum…
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture · Space Technology and Applications · Quantum Mechanics and Applications
