Quantum Computing Inc. - Common Stock (QUBT)

Quantum Computing shares are extending last week's rally, fueled by bullish sector-wide news. The stock's momentum is amplified by high volume and significant short interest in the name.

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Quantum computing stocks are getting a boost Wednesday morning following comments from Nvidia's Jensen Huang at a developer conference.

Nvidia announced a flurry of alliances with European companies and governments that extend its influence in AI across the continent.

"Quantum computing is reaching an inflection point," Huang says at Nvidia's GTC Paris developers conference.

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IonQ has agreed to pay $1.075 billion for the U.K. firm, continuing its acquisition spree.

Venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya deemed gold as the “only safe trade” Thursday following reports that quantum computers could crack Bitcoin’s (CRYPTO: BTC) encryption faster than anticipated.