BLG's products have nothing to do directly with quantum computing, and nothing to do with AI. They make GaN semiconductor lasers (violet, blue and green output) for a whole bunch of applications. They might end up selling some of those lasers to other companies that dabble in quantum computing, but I'd suggest they would be putting those potential applications in their sales materials to appeal to investors. I've followed them in the past, and they can be pretty much be described as a "cottage industry", and have struggled to develop anything commercially relevant (starting with GaN diodes around 2006).
All IMHO, DYOR
BLG's products have nothing to do directly with quantum...
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