QuiX Quantum Expands in Japan with Tohoku Electronic Industrial as Exclusive Distributor
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An exclusive distributor deal in Japan shows quantum hardware is moving into traditional industrial sales channels. If you sell into APAC R&D or advanced manufacturing, expect quantum components to start appearing in your customers’ roadmaps and budgets.
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