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Quantinuum Debuts as First Pure-Play Quantum IPO, Shares Slip to Less Than 1% as IBM Touts 40x Protein Simulation Leap

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According to Barron's and IBM CEO Arvind Krishna speaking this week, Quantinuum became the first pure-play quantum computing company to go public via traditional IPO on Thursday, but shares gained only less than 1% despite opening up 13%, before falling 6.8% on Friday amid broader market weakness. Krishna used New York Tech Week remarks to assert quantum computing's viability, highlighting a breakthrough where IBM's team simulated a protein complex containing over 12,000 atoms—a roughly 40-fold jump from the 300-atom limit in late 2025. The CEO stated IBM remains confident the technology will deliver "substantial returns," with the company planning a 2029 launch of error-corrected quantum supercomputer "Starling" and investing $10 billion in quantum manufacturing via its Anderon chip fabrication facility, which received $1 billion in U.S. Commerce Department support.
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