A significant increase in US defense spending on quantum technology is being proposed by lawmakers, with a reported 68% boost to $567 million annually. This move is driven by intensifying competition with China in the quantum space. Building on over $2 billion in investments planned by the Trump administration, the increased funding aims to support quantum development and post-quantum cybersecurity initiatives. As quantum companies strive to transition their technology to practical applications, concerns about short-term commercial viability persist. The escalating government backing underscores the growing importance of quantum advancements, particularly in the face of China's rapid progress, which is narrowing the window for cryptographic migration to post-quantum cryptography (PQC)1. This development matters to practitioners because the accelerating quantum capabilities in China are increasing the urgency for PQC planning, making it essential for organizations to prioritize their migration strategies.