CGI, the Canadian IT services giant, has formed a strategic partnership with D-Wave Quantum to move enterprise clients from quantum experiments to production. It builds on more than a year of joint work. Under the deal, CGI adds D-Wave’s quantum platforms to its advanced technology services. It will help clients find use cases worth pursuing, test them, and then deploy them. The two will also co-develop quantum-enabled solutions. Where quantum is earning its keep The focus is optimization, the kind of problem where the number of possible answers explodes, like schedules, routes and allocations.

Qunnect, a quantum networking company based in Brooklyn and Washington, D.C., has published a white paper called “Entanglement for Security Beyond QKD.” It also detailed a growing set of federal contracts. Quantum key distribution (QKD) has been quantum networking’s main security selling point for years. Qunnect’s argument is that entanglement can do more than hand out encryption keys. “Five years ago, we set out to develop quantum networking security applications that could go beyond distributing encryption keys,” says CEO Noel Goddard.

The wire on Tuesday read like a map of where the money is actually going. Not into models. Into the layers underneath them. Amkor put the largest number on the board, confirming Phase 2 of its Arizona advanced packaging and test campus and expanding the investment to $12 billion. Packaging has been the quiet constraint on accelerator supply for two years now, and a domestic campus at that scale says the constraint is expected to persist well past the current product cycle.

MarketAnalysis.com has published a fully sourced, primary-document-verified memo on the state of the publicly traded quantum computing sector, covering all six major pure-play names and reappraising the quantum investment landscape in the wake of the Trump administration’s $2 billion equity intervention on May 22, 2026. The memo identifies four distinct hardware modalities across the six companies — and argues that conflating them into a single basket trade is a category error with real financial consequences.