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Discovery District Maryland, home to the Capital of Quantum’s deep tech facility where Quantum Motion joins IQM and Microsoft in advancing quantum innovation. (Capital of Quantam)
Jun 16, 2026

Quantum company to build facility in MD innovation district

The Capital of Quantum announced June 15 that U.K. company Quantum Motion will establish a facility in Discovery District Maryland.

Gov. Wes Moore speaks at EcoMap’s SuperConnect conference in Baltimore. (Photo courtesy of EcoMap Technologies)
May 11, 2026

Wes Moore’s ‘lighthouse’ plan: Will MD businesses stay on course or hit rocks?

Maryland is making deep investments in STEM "lighthouse" industries but still faces a significant hurdle: its reputation as an expensive place to do business.

Harry Coker Jr., now in his second year as secretary of the Maryland Department of Commerce, speaks in January 2025. (The Daily Record file/Jack Hogan)
Jan 22, 2026

What does MD economy need? Commerce secretary outlines investment plans

Commerce Secretary Harry Coker highlighted Maryland’s budget plan, private investment growth and "Lighthouse" sectors.

This building in the University of Maryland Discovery District will house a development hub for next-generation quantum technologies. (Photo courtesy of Gov. Wes Moore's office)
Sep 17, 2025

Microsoft to open quantum research center in MD

Microsoft will launch a quantum research center at the University of Maryland, boosting innovation, jobs and U.S. leadership in quantum tech.

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