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This partnership aims to bridge the gap between emerging quantum hardware availability in Taiwan and the practical software tools needed to develop real-world applications. By combining Kensho's local distribution network with Classiq's hardware-agnostic platform, the initiative specifically targets sectors like chemical simulation and defense optimization where algorithmic complexity is central. The collaboration underscores that advancing quantum utility requires more than just physical qubits; it demands robust software layers to translate domain expertise into executable circuits.
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Kensho and Classiq Partner to Expand Access to Quantum Software in Taiwan

GDELT4 min read

TAIPEI, Taiwan, Sept. 02, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Kensho and leading quantum computing software company Classiq today announced that they have entered into a market development partnership agreement to expand access to the Classiq quantum software platform in Taiwan. Kensho will leverage its existing customer network to introduce the platform to government agencies, research institutions and enterprises, while providing local support and training, and exploring joint R&D initiatives. The initial focus of the partnership will be on chemical…

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