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This survey reveals a critical vulnerability in the current quantum ecosystem, where nearly all companies depend on foreign suppliers despite growing geopolitical concerns over supply-chain resilience and national security. The finding underscores that international market access remains a strategic imperative for the industry as governments balance economic growth with security mandates.
QED-C: Survey Finds 90% of Quantum Companies Rely on Foreign Suppliers
Study of 160 quantum companies finds 90% rely on foreign suppliers and 74% serve customers abroad, highlighting the importance of international market access as governments pursue quantum economic and national security and supply-chain resilience WASHINGTON, Sept. 24, 2026 — A new international survey of the quantum industry finds that the supply chains supporting quantum technologies […] The post QED-C: Survey Finds 90% of Quantum Companies Rely on Foreign Suppliers appeared first on HPCwire.
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