
QC Supplier Partnerships: Widespread Motivations and Activities
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Authors: Bob Sorensen and Tom Sorensen
Publication Date: April 202025
Length: 6 pages
A recent Hyperion Research study of 82 quantum computing (QC) suppliers from North America, Europe, and the Asia Pacific, conducted at the behest of the US-based Quantum Economic Development Consortium, revealed that partnerships have become an important activity across the QC supplier sector. The study found that 83% of the QC companies surveyed had partnerships with other QC supplier(s), 74% had partnerships with at least one government research organization, and 71% had partnerships with at least one QC end user. Motivations for such partnerships varied widely and most were initiated to address more than one key objective.
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