US quantum computing company IonQ has agreed to buy UK startup Oxford Ionics in a $1.08 billion deal that highlights increasing commercial confidence in what has largely been an experimental field of computing.
The takeover, which consists of roughly $1.07 billion in shares of IonQ and about $10 million in cash, will bring together Maryland-based IonQ’s quantum hardware and software capabilities with Oxford Ionics’ quantum chip technology, the companies said in a
Quantum computers, which encode data in units called qubits, take advantage of subatomic ...
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