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IONQ

IonQ Inc sells access to several quantum computers of various qubit capacities and is in the process of researching and developing technologies for quantum computers with increasing computational capabilities. The company currently makes access to its quantum computers available via cloud platforms and also to select customers via its own cloud service. This cloud-based approach enables the broad availability of quantum-computing-as-a-service (QCaaS). The company derives its revenue from its quantum-computing-as-a-service arrangements, consulting services related to co-developing algorithms on company's quantum computing systems and contracts associated with the design, development, and construction of specialized quantum computing systems together with related services.www.ionq.co

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Sep 11, 2026

Nick CarterHOST
27:05
So I don't think it's really practicable at 26 days per attempt, but still, you could do a lot of damage with just one attempt.
Matt WalshHOST
27:13
Wonder if anyone at IonQ is actually doing the work to try to figure out which wallet they'll go after first.
Matt WalshHOST
27:20
I mean, hopefully that this would be targeted at, you know, $5 balance on a wallet that's controlled by the company or something.
Nick CarterHOST
27:28
Well, they just have to get a legal opinion, don't you think?
Jeremy SchwartzHOST
48:23
Chris, any final thoughts from you?
Chris GannattiPANELIST
48:26
The final thing I did mention on the segment, I know the host had said she spoke to the CEO of IonQ.
Chris GannattiPANELIST
48:35
So for a little quantum corner here at the end, IonQ did have an investor day earlier this week.
Chris GannattiPANELIST
48:45
The thing that I found the most exciting, and with anything quantum, you have to digest it over multiple hours, multiple days.
Chris GannattiPANELIST
48:54
At least I feel like I never get it all in one shot.
Chris GannattiPANELIST
50:38
It's that you're seeing progression.
Chris GannattiPANELIST
50:40
You're seeing significant steps being taken.
Chris GannattiPANELIST
50:44
And I personally think IonQ really, readily delivered.
David BennettHOST
2:48
Meet the new boss, probably the same as the old boss, and they're terrified of AI.
David BennettHOST
2:53
And speaking of AI, we're going to move into quantum with IonQ Superion 256 quantum computer.
David BennettHOST
3:02
Looks like that's just been released.
David BennettHOST
3:05
They're saying it's got 256 qubits.

58 MINS LATER

David BennettHOST
60:48
Don't believe this guy and his sky is falling doomsday shit.
David BennettHOST
60:54
Let's move on to other doomsday shit.
David BennettHOST
60:57
While Bitcoin devs debate next moves, IonQ unveils Superion 256 quantum computer.
David BennettHOST
61:08
Jason Nelson from Decrypt.
Chris ReichhelmHOST
2:07
And in quantum computing, it's almost become the default route.
Chris ReichhelmHOST
2:11
IonQ, Rigetti, D-Wave a few years ago.
Chris ReichhelmHOST
2:14
Just this past year alone, Infleqtion, Xanadu, IQM out of Europe.
Chris ReichhelmHOST
2:19
That is a clear pattern.

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Brandon SunGUEST
22:04
I would say it's probably eighty-five percent the company, right, the target, because investors coming in, they're supporting you, your track record, your ability to really compound growth, right? But I do think there's an element where fifteen percent of the investment thesis is based on the quality of the SPAC sponsor, right? Their ability to have done diligence, their ability to really, really add value in the long term.
Brandon SunGUEST
22:26
So yeah, for example, one of the guys you mentioned is probably Harry Yee, right? He's taken a couple of these quantum computing companies public.
Brandon SunGUEST
22:33
He took IonQ public.
Brandon SunGUEST
22:34
He then took Horizon Software public.
Morgan BrennanHOST
17:40
Straight ahead, a double dose of early morning CEOs.
Morgan BrennanHOST
17:44
We've got IonQ chief Niccolo De Masi, and then it's Martin Marietta chief Ward Nye.
Morgan BrennanHOST
17:50
But first, let's get a check on shares of Chime.
Morgan BrennanHOST
17:53
The fintech is buying Oklahoma-based community bank Stride for just about $600 million.
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19:26
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Morgan BrennanHOST
19:34
Welcome back to Morning Call.
Morgan BrennanHOST
19:35
IonQ closing 2.5% higher yesterday after trading up as much as 12% in a down day for the broader market.
Morgan BrennanHOST
19:41
As you can see this morning, down fractionally here about 0.5%.
Carmel CrimminsHOST
26:18
Yeah.
Jonathan RuaneGUEST
26:18
But certainly, you know, better-known ones like IonQ and Rigetti and, um, D-Wave.
Carmel CrimminsHOST
26:23
Continum and things like that.
Jonathan RuaneGUEST
26:24
Continum as well has been big.
Kim KhanHOST
1:51
Roivant is surging after the first investigational candidate of its subsidiary, Pulmavant, succeeded in a midstage trial for patients with pulmonary hypertension associated with interstitial lung disease.
Kim KhanHOST
2:03
And IonQ is rallying after the quantum computing company raised its financial guidance following a completed acquisition of SkyWater Technologies.
Kim KhanHOST
2:10
IonQ also published the first complete end-to-end fault-tolerant resource estimate for running Shor's algorithm, which finds prime factors of very large numbers.
Kim KhanHOST
2:20
In other news of note, tired chips, wired dips.
Kim KhanHOST
2:24
PepsiCo is moving beyond the shelf-stable chips, soda, and packaged snacks into new areas of the grocery store, including refrigerated produce-adjacent deli, dip, and ready-to-eat meal categories.
speaker_0HOST
4:01
GE Aerospace to acquire consolidated precision products for $11.75 billion.
speaker_0HOST
4:07
IonQ raised full year 26 revenue guidance.
speaker_0HOST
4:11
Quantinium announced $100 million CHIPS Act award.
speaker_0HOST
4:15
United Natural Foods Q4 Mixed, though, announced $200 million share buyback.
Daniel NewmanGUEST
5:38
And of course, Amazon is trying to ramp up compute quickly to meet its several hundred billion in backlog that sits in its cloud business today.
Nicole PetallidesHOST
5:47
And then quickly on IonQ, the investor day has been underway.
Nicole PetallidesHOST
5:51
It's up one and a half percent and it came out with numbers raising its full year guidance and that was on the Skywater acquisition.
Nicole PetallidesHOST
6:00
What were your thoughts on a name like this?
Daniel NewmanGUEST
6:04
I think they're there right now with their investor day, probably right above you at the NYSE.
Daniel NewmanGUEST
6:09
I think it's very interesting.
Daniel NewmanGUEST
6:10
Quantum has been one of those very speculative spaces, but IonQ has been executing in its strategy, which is all about building vertical integration.
Daniel NewmanGUEST
6:19
They bought Skywater to add foundry capabilities, quantum computing, quantum networking, quantum sensing.
Brent SlavaHOST
1:13
Bloom Energy, Everpure and Illumina are going in.
Brent SlavaHOST
1:17
We got some big news in the quantum space here this morning, along with IONQ guidance.
Brent SlavaHOST
1:23
We'll give you a quick preview for our earnings this week.
Brent SlavaHOST
1:28
Our guest at 835 a.m. Eastern Time, Ivana Delovsky.

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Dennis DickHOST
24:32
You know, the Oracle's on it, obviously, with the earnings.
Dennis DickHOST
24:35
But what Michael Feehan does well is he finds the events.
Dennis DickHOST
24:38
And one we want to highlight on this calendar is the IONQ Investor Day, which is today at 1230.
Dennis DickHOST
24:46
So I was long some quantum names into the weekend because I'm like, that is a catalyst.

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