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Committee unanimously advances technical change to clarify quantum‑computing exemption in right‑to‑repair law
Summary
The Business, Labor and Technology Committee unanimously moved House Bill 1330 to the Committee of the Whole, a technical clarification to ensure quantum‑computing equipment remains exempt from Colorado’s right‑to‑repair requirements.
The Business, Labor and Technology Committee advanced House Bill 1330 unanimously after a short hearing that sponsors said clarifies the 2024 right‑to‑repair law by explicitly exempting quantum computing equipment from the statute.
Senator Kevin Henriksen, citing earlier work on consumer right‑to‑repair, said quantum computing devices are “highly sophisticated technologies” that…
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