I found them to be remarkably stable.

It remains stable, and I would rate it a nine out of ten, considering the lack of significant complaints about Quantum.

I find it to be generally stable, but there is room for improvement, especially when it comes to handling pending applications. While the services and overall structure are quite well-engineered, there is still a need for further enhancement on the front end side and individual implementations.

The product is stable, but it is still under active development. We run it in Azure, and it is a stable product. If we diagnose and improve the data area, stability would greatly improve.

Temenos has become much more stable over time. I have used Temenos from version 3.5 up to version 9, and I noticed a significant improvement in stability. In the earlier versions, like 6.5, I encountered many errors that needed various fixes when building Jira or the APK. With Temenos Quantum 9.x, it has become much more stable and reliable for my work.

Temenos Quantum is a stable product. It is a flexible solution that can be adapted to different channels. My company has 20-30 users for the product. 

Temenos Quantum is stable provided you followed all the steps that are needed to be followed in the deployment. If the steps were not followed you can face some challenges, but normally it's stable.

Temenos Quantum is stable and gets frequent updates. They release fixes every two weeks based on customer feedback to address any bugs, and they quickly update the platform when needed.

If this solution is deployed right, and you have good hardware to support, for example, the backend services, and you are properly implementing caching on top of the solution, then the solution works well. But if you have bad hardware or bad networks, then you will definitely face real errors at times.

It is stable. They do release it in patches once in a while. So if you are upgrading those patches, it is stable.

The solution is stable.