Kensho and Classiq expand quantum software access across Taiwan

  • Kensho and Classiq entered a partnership to expand quantum software access in Taiwan.
  • Classiq’s platform converts functional models into optimized, hardware-executable quantum circuits.
  • The companies will present the partnership at SEMICON Taiwan 2026, Booth K2483.

Kensho and Classiq have entered a market development partnership to expand access to Classiq’s quantum software platform in Taiwan. Kensho will use its customer network to introduce the platform to government agencies, research institutions and enterprises, provide local support and training, and explore joint research and development initiatives. Initial efforts will target chemical and materials companies, defense organizations and groups assessing quantum computing for simulation and optimization challenges. Classiq’s hardware-independent platform converts high-level functional models into optimized, hardware-executable quantum circuits, allowing applications to run across different quantum hardware and cloud environments. The companies expect to help organizations build internal quantum capabilities and identify use cases in areas including materials research and complex optimization. They will present the partnership at SEMICON Taiwan 2026 in Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 1, 1F, Booth K2483, where Classiq will demonstrate its platform and Kensho will arrange meetings with local customers.

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