Quantum computing firm
IonQ will pay $35 a share for the Minnesota-based company, it said in a
The deal gives IonQ access to a large, US-based chip foundry, allowing it to speed up development of its own technology and boost its appeal to US customers in sensitive sectors like defense, Chief ...
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