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Classiq's expansion in Taiwan integrates its AI-driven quantum software stack directly into the region's semiconductor manufacturing and defense sectors, addressing the critical need for hardware-agnostic circuit synthesis. By partnering with distributors of physical quantum hardware like Bluefors and Qblox, these agreements bridge the gap between raw quantum processors and executable applications for yield analysis and material simulation. This move strengthens the local ecosystem where high-performance computing and AI infrastructure are essential for advancing practical quantum workflows.

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Classiq Expands in Taiwan via Go-to-Market Partnerships with Scientek and Kensho

Quantum Computing ReportSeptember 3, 20262 min read

Quantum software engineering platform Classiq Technologies has entered into dual market development agreements in Taiwan with technology distributors Scientek Corporation (a Zen Voce company) and Kensho. Timed alongside SEMICON Taiwan 2026, the partnerships establish local distribution, customer enablement, and joint application R&D channels across Taiwan’s semiconductor manufacturing, defense, material science, and academic research ecosystems. [ [...] The post Classiq Expands in Taiwan via Go-to-Market Partnerships with Scientek and Kensho appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Quantum software engineering platform Classiq Technologies has entered into dual market development agreements in Taiwan with technology distributors Scientek Corporation (a Zen Voce company) and…

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