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IonQ Acquires Oxford Ionics For $1.07B As Quantum Space Continues To Sizzle
Quantum computing company IonQ announced Monday that it will acquire quantum systems developer Oxford Ionics in a mostly stock deal valued at $1.07 billion. The acquisition comes amid a sizzling period for the quantum computing space.
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Is IonQ's Quantum Networking Strategy Too Ambitious? (Revised)IonQ, Inc.’s IONQ aggressive quantum networking strategy — spanning terrestrial fiber networks to space-based quantum ...
IonQ’s long-term ambition is to build the world’s first space-based quantum key distribution network, a technology that promises ultra-secure communications. The acquisition of Capella is a ...
IONQ plans to have a fault-tolerant quantum computer by 2029 and they are acquiring Oxford Ionic for a about $1 billion.
To that end, it's acquiring Capella Space Corporation, which has been developing top-secret quantum capabilities for the U.S. government. IonQ also made a series of other acquisitions related to ...
Yesterday, IonQ revealed deals to acquire both Capella Space, a satellite-based synthetic aperture radar (SAR) data provider, and Lightsynq Technologies, which specializes in connecting quantum ...
In addition, IonQ made several acquisitions likely to contribute to the revenue guidance for the year. Lightsynq Technologies makes quantum repeaters for networks, and Capella Space is focused ...
IonQ Stock Surges After CEO Suggests Nvidia-Like Future In Quantum Computing Space: What's Going On?
IonQ shares jump more than 36% Thursday after the company's CEO said IonQ aims to become the Nvidia of quantum computing. The IonQ CEO says the company is in the business of quantum "just like ...
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