New Mexico venture studio unveils quantum lab to boost US tech edge 

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Happening Today Headlines September 29 2026

Happening Today Headlines September 29 2026

The investment and incubation firm Roadrunner Venture Studios will unveil a new quantum lab Tuesday in Albuquerque as New Mexico looks to bolster the U.S.’s position in the global race for quantum computing.

The Roadrunner Quantum Lab will open as part of the state’s $450 million commitment to quantum development. Those behind the project say it will provide the capital, infrastructure and national lab research for firms to work towards commercializing quantum computing, according to details first shared with The Hill. 

The 35,000-square-foot lab will first open its doors to eight quantum companies, Sandia National Laboratories, Los Alamos National Laboratories and the Quantum New Mexico Institute. 

“In a national lab setting, you don’t have that mix,” Adam Hammer, the co-founder and CEO of Roadrunner Venture Studios, told The Hill on Monday. “You have a lot of researchers. You might have some recruitment, but you don’t have capital. In the private sector setting, you have, maybe the capital, but you certainly don’t have the infrastructure that’s required, and oftentimes you don’t have access to the........

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