Classiq has a solid team, strong balance sheet, and highly regarded product. It has entered into a meaningful number of collaborations and partnerships with a wide variety of players. And its business model provides value-add to customers in an agnostic way vis-a-vis quantum hardware and software. While there may some increasing competition, they appear to have a solid first-mover advantage. If Classiq can continue its current momentum and become the go-to provider for customers seeking to optimize their quantum algorithms, their customer base should expand quite rapidly and consistently.
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Collaboration is Dominating Quantum Computing
Nearly every day we see headlines about players in the Quantum Computing industry announcing new collaborations and partnerships. On a technical level this seems logical given the unique requirements of the various components such as the physical qubits, cryogenics, lasers, microwaves, controllers, compilers, error correction, various software layers, etc. Collaborations would seem inevitable as the industry attempts to power forward as rapidly as possible.
The Quantum Leap 