IonQ has added Dr. Ramis Movassagh, an MIT-trained physicist with expertise in quantum algorithms and information theory, to lead its quantum computing efforts for financial applications. His appointment strengthens IonQ’s team as financial institutions increasingly evaluate and execute quantum workloads on real hardware, seeking scalable economic value.

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Quantum computing is an exciting opportunity, but the technology is young, and the pure plays are still highly risky investments. Fortunately, you don't need to swing for the fences with your stock picks to win. Quantum computing has seen a surge in investor interest over the past couple of years. That's for good reason. Research from McKinsey & Company estimates that the quantum technology market could grow to be worth nearly $100 billion annually over the next decade -- and quantum computing will be the largest part of that market.

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IonQ investors were happy to see the quantum company’s stock recover along with the market. Shares of IonQ Inc (IONQ +14.98%) jumped on Friday, finishing the day up 15%. The quantum computing stock’s ...

Ademi LLP is probing securities fraud claims against IonQ, Inc. regarding misleading business operations. This could impact investors significantly.