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This partnership bridges the gap between quantum hardware infrastructure and algorithmic development by integrating Classiq's hardware-agnostic software platform into Taiwan's semiconductor ecosystem. The collaboration specifically targets high-value applications such as materials simulation, chemical modeling, and optimization, aiming to accelerate practical adoption of quantum computing in industrial research. By enabling researchers to design algorithms without committing to specific hardware architectures early on, this initiative lowers the barrier to entry for executing complex quantum-classical hybrid workflows.
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Scientek and Classiq Partner to Accelerate Quantum Software Adoption in Taiwan

The Quantum Insider3 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE – Scientek Corporation (科榮股份有限公司) and Classiq, the leading quantum computing software company, today announced a go-to-market agreement to expand access to Classiq’s hardware-agnostic quantum software platform across Taiwan’s semiconductor, research and academic communities. Under the partnership agreement, Scientek will introduce Classiq’s platform to semiconductor companies, research institutes, universities, government organizations and other customers within its […]

Scientek and Classiq have signed a go-to-market agreement to expand access to Classiq's hardware-agnostic quantum software platform across Taiwan's semiconductor, research and academic sectors. Scientek will introduce Classiq's platform to companies, research institutes, universities and government organizations while supporting training, customer engagement and potential joint R&D programs. The partnership will initially target quantum applications…

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