This bill amends the Export-Import Bank Act to expand the types of advanced technologies the U.S. government can finance for export. Specifically, it broadens coverage from just "quantum computing" to the wider category of "quantum information science and technology," making more quantum-related products and services eligible for export financing support. The change affects American companies developing quantum technologies by potentially giving them access to Export-Import Bank financing to sell these products and services abroad, which could help U.S. firms compete globally in this emerging field. The modification applies to the Bank's existing Program on China and Transformational Exports, which focuses on supporting American technological leadership in strategic industries. The bill addresses concerns about maintaining American competitiveness in quantum technology as other countries advance their own quantum capabilities.