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This survey underscores the critical dependency of the quantum ecosystem on global supply chains for specialized hardware like cryogenics and photonics, challenging national protectionist policies. For the industry, maintaining these cross-border networks is essential for scaling commercial applications and ensuring access to deep-tech components.

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Global Survey Finds 90% of Quantum Companies Rely on Cross-Border Supply Chains

Quantum Computing ReportSeptember 24, 20262 min read

A global study conducted by various international quantum industry consortia found that 90% of quantum companies rely on cross-border supply chains for hardware and software, with 74% serving international customers. The report, based on data from 160 quantum enterprises across 15 countries, highlights the interconnectedness of the global quantum economy and the challenges this poses for national protectionist trade policies. It emphasizes the need for multilateral frameworks to maintain trusted trade channels while safeguarding sensitive technologies. The post Global Survey Finds 90% of Quantum Companies Rely on Cross-Border Supply Chains appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

A benchmark international study released at the Quantum World Congress 2026 highlights that the supply chains supporting the global quantum economy are deeply interconnected across national borders.…

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