Google declined a $2 billion US government quantum computing grant, citing restrictive conditions that would hinder its rapid progress. Despite this, the tech giant advocates for increased government investment in foundational research and global talent acquisition to maintain US competitiveness against China in this crucial field. Other companies, like PsiQuantum, have embraced such funding.
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