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Quantum computing is a key aspect of the geopolitical competition between China and the US, with Chinese researchers making significant strides. In Shenzhen, SpinQ aims to develop superconducting qubit quantum computers, competing against US firms like Google and IBM.

The Chinese government has declared quantum technology a national priority, allocating substantial funding to research and education. China leads in quantum communication, evidenced by its quantum satellite Micius, while the US excels in quantum computing. The competition is intense, with both nations pursuing advancements in military, medical, and AI applications, raising concerns over encryption and cyber security.