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$Infleqtion(INFQ)$ SpaceX has acknowledged that Starlink can provide Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) capabilities, and researchers have shown that Starlink signals can supplement navigation when GPS is degraded.

The bull case for a potential Infleqtion-SpaceX partnership is that the two technologies are actually complementary, not competing. Infleqtion's quantum inertial sensors are designed to provide navigation without GPS by dramatically reducing drift in inertial navigation systems, while Starlink can provide an external source of positioning information from orbit. A future navigation stack could combine Starlink signals, onboard quantum inertial sensors, and atomic clocks for a much more resilient system than either technology alone.

Infleqtion's navigation business actually fits SpaceX's near-term needs better than quantum computing does. Those are all directly relevant to spacecraft, satellites, autonomous vehicles, and future Mars missions.

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