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Updated · Yahoo Finance · Oct 1
Nvidia to Install IonQ Superion 256 at Research Center as IonQ Revenue Jumps to $145 Million
Updated
Updated · Yahoo Finance · Oct 1

Nvidia to Install IonQ Superion 256 at Research Center as IonQ Revenue Jumps to $145 Million

3 articles · Updated · Yahoo Finance · Oct 1

Summary

  • Nvidia will install IonQ's Superion 256 system at its Accelerated Quantum Research Center, giving the quantum specialist a place inside Nvidia's research ecosystem.
  • IonQ is pitching its trapped-ion approach on accuracy: the company said it achieved 99.99% two-qubit gate fidelities last year, a key metric for reducing quantum-computing errors.
  • That partnership lands as IonQ's business expands rapidly but remains deeply unprofitable, with first-half 2026 revenue rising to $145 million from $28 million a year earlier while operating loss widened to $1.06 billion.
  • IonQ shares are down more than one-third over the past year, yet the stock still trades at about 65 times sales, underscoring how heavily investors are still betting on quantum computing's long-term promise.

Insights

Can IonQ's deepening Nvidia partnership and Superion 256 system finally overcome the notorious scaling limits of trapped-ion quantum computing?
With a billion-dollar loss and a massive cash pile, is IonQ's quantum leap a financial time bomb or a visionary investment?
Will IonQ's bold push into quantum networking redefine the internet before its core computing hardware ever becomes profitable?