Newsom signs legislation to bolster fusion, quantum technologies
BERKELEY — Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday signed into law legislation that is aimed at advancing the state’s position in fusion and quantum technologies, a move lawmakers see as a key in keeping California as the epicenter of global innovation. Newsom made the announcement while visiting one of two of the state’s national quantum research hubs. Related Articles Will your congressional district change if Prop. 50 passes? Use these maps to find out In California, paying someone to vote could result in a $10,000 fine or jail Will new California law prevent gas price spikes? This bill has been hailed a ‘landmark’ victory for Bay Area YIMBYs. But it only narrowly escaped defeat Mathews: California’s marriage to the U.S. is beyond repair. We must divorce. “California is the epicenter of global innovation — it’s made us the fourth-largest economy in the world and the talent pipeline for the nation,” Newsom said in a statement. “Our state was literally born from our ability to lean in...