CO HB1330

Exempts quantum computing devices and systems from Colorado's Consumer Repair Bill of Rights Act, including equipment that processes, stores, computes, communicates, measures, or senses quantum information

Covers devices utilizing quantum phenomena integral to their primary function, including quantum superposition, entanglement, interference, tunneling, and transduction

Separately exempts quantum sensing devices that detect, measure, or monitor physical quantities using quantum coherence, squeezing, or quantized energy states (excluding standard semiconductor band gap technology)

Takes effect January 1, 2026, unless a referendum petition is filed within 90 days of legislative adjournment

Sponsored by Representatives Titone and Soper with bipartisan support; officially titled the "Entanglement Exception Act"