When Joe Ferguson stepped down from the EPB board of directors in 2019, he did so with a pretty specific caveat.

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David Wade, CEO of EPB, added: “By establishing Chattanooga as the first US hub for quantum computing and networking, we stand ready to work with companies and researchers across the nation to ...

EPB will sell hours of time on the quantum computer to companies, and EPB CEO David Wade said officials are using a conservative model that he's confident will pay back the utility's investment in ...

Both Niccolo de Masi, IonQ's President and CEO, and David Wade, EPB's CEO, emphasized the transformational nature of the collaboration, envisioning Chattanooga as a launchpad for a quantum economy ...

In addition, the Center will house the existing EPB Quantum Network which IonQ already supports – establishing Chattanooga, Tennessee as the first quantum computing & networking hub in the U.S.

In 2022, EPB continued its commitment to keeping Chattanooga on the cutting edge by establishing our nation's first commercially available quantum network—EPB Quantum Network℠ .

IonQ Announces $22M Deal with EPB Establishing Chattanooga, Tennessee as the First Quantum Computing & Networking Hub in the U.S.

“No other utility is moving into this space,” said EPB CEO David Wade. A quantum computer is capable of solving complex problems faster than classical computers.

TVA and EPB are partnering with Silicon Ranch to build the facility, with construction projected to be completed in 2028. Savings of at least $1.6 million per year are expected.

“EPB employees generously share their time and talent to continue creating new and exciting ways to top their prior works,” said EPB CEO David Wade.

Chattanooga's electric utility, EPB, will purchase up to 33 megawatts of solar power from a Nashville-based supplier starting in 2028. David Wade, CEO of EPB, said the utility has reached an ...