IonQ sells quantum computing systems to government agencies ... To scale up its systems, it's been developing a "trapped ion" ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is undoubtedly a growing field, and investors always tend to think about graphic processing unit (GPU) makers like NVIDIA Corporation NVDA and AI-driven cloud behemoths ...

Quantum computing stocks are highly volatile; I recommend selling Rigetti and Arqit because the market got ahead of itself. See why I'm adding IONQ in this list.

Despite the huge rally in quantum stocks, most of the companies have minimal revenues. IonQ went into overdrive when the stock reported Q3 revenue doubled to only $12.4 million. The company raised ...

IonQ sells three types of quantum computing systems ... could potentially shrink the width of a quantum processing unit (QPU) from a few feet to a few inches. That miniaturization process could ...

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IonQ stock's price remains above key moving averages, signaling strong bullish momentum and continued buying pressure. Short-term signals remain mixed, but IonQ's long-term trend is decisively ...

IonQ partners with Busan, South Korea, to promote quantum computing and foster talent development in the region. IonQ stock has surged over 260% over the past year, with continued expansion ...

This is because IonQ is working on trapped ion tech to possibly reduce the size of a QPU from feet to inches, which could lead to more powerful quantum computers in the long run. IonQ is also ...