Classiq expands in Taiwan via go-to-market partnerships with Scientek and Kensho. Quantum software engineering platform Classiq Technologies has entered into dual market development agreements in Taiwan with technology distributors Scientek Corporation (a Zen Voce company) and Kensho. Timed alongside SEMICON Taiwan 2026, the partnerships establish local distribution, customer enablement, and joint application R&D channels across Taiwan's semiconductor manufacturing, defense, material science, and academic research ecosystems. Bridging hardware infrastructure and software synthesis. While Taiwan continues to expand access to physical quantum processing hardware, translating domain expertise into executable quantum code requires high-level design automation. Classiq's hardware-agnostic platform uses AI synthesis engine capabilities and its high-level Qmod programming language to automatically convert functional domain models into optimized, hardware-executable circuits across superconducting, neutral-atom, trapped-ion, and photonic architectures. * Scientek Channel Strategy: As an established distributor of dilution refrigerators (Bluefors), quantum control electronics (Qblox), and superconducting systems (IQM), Scientek bridges physical QPU installations with Classiq's circuit synthesis and optimization software stack. Focus areas center on semiconductor process optimization, yield analysis, and advanced material simulation. * Kensho Channel Strategy: Leveraging decades in factory automation, silicon photonics inspection, and co-organizing national initiatives like the Q2T Taiwan Quantum Computing Forum alongside the Institute for Information Industry (III), Kensho targets defense organizations, chemical enterprises, and government agencies evaluating quantum optimization. Strategic regional positioning at SEMICON Taiwan 2026. The dual partnerships position Classiq within Taiwan's semiconductor value chain, combining high-performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence infrastructure with quantum application workflows. Both collaborations feature technical demonstrations during SEMICON Taiwan 2026 (TaiNEX 1 & 2), exhibiting hybrid quantum-classical execution, cost benchmarking, and algorithm synthesis. Review the official announcements via GlobeNewswire (Scientek) here and GlobeNewswire (Kensho) here. September 3, 2026

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