Defense
Top Pentagon adviser placed on leave in leak probe
Quantum computing exploits the physics of subatomic particles to perform speedier calculations than classical computers, with huge implications for technological innovation in defense and beyond.
Employees could find themselves changing Defense Department seals on more than 700,000 facilities around the world.
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