Every technology revolution creates more than one winner. The companies building the infrastructure often become just as important as the companies building the hardware. That's why I think $BTQ's acquisition of QPerfect deserves a closer look. Quantum computers are advancing, but they'll still need software to be tested, validated and deployed in the real world. QPerfect brings quantum emulation, Digital Twin technology and quantum control capabilities to the table. That expands the story beyond post-quantum cryptography into a broader quantum infrastructure play. The opportunity isn't just protecting the quantum future, it's helping make it usable. The addition of a French R&D hub also strengthens its position within Europe's growing quantum ecosystem. As governments and enterprises prepare for the quantum transition, the companies enabling adoption could become just as important as the hardware leaders. That's what makes this acquisition look more strategic than it may seem at first glance. You agree?