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The study confirms that the quantum sector operates as a deeply integrated global network rather than an isolated strategic enclave, with 90% of firms relying on cross-border supply chains. This finding highlights immediate practical dependencies for hardware and market access that transcend typical national security concerns regarding sensitive technologies. For industry stakeholders, it underscores that commercial viability in quantum computing now hinges on international collaboration and diversified sourcing strategies.

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Most quantum firms need suppliers and customers abroad, study finds

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 24, 20265 min read

A global survey of 160 companies reveals most Quantum Industry Canada firms rely on international suppliers & customers—inputs sourced from 36 countries.

A new international survey reveals that 90% of quantum companies source components from at least one supplier outside their home country, demonstrating an unexpectedly high level of immediate global interdependence for a sector often considered strategically sensitive, Korea Quantum Industry Association says. The study, a collaborative effort between quantum industry organizations from 15 countries including Canada, the UK, Japan, and the Korea Quantum Industry Association, mapped supply chains across 36 nations. “Quantum innovation does not stop at national borders, and neither do the supply chains that make…

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