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Forget NVDA.. These Quantum Stocks Could Be Bigger

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Investing Simplified - Professor G profile imageInvesting Simplified - Professor G19 May 2026, 13:01 UTC
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The video discusses six stocks positioned to benefit from the quantum computing boom. IONQ (IONQ) is a growth play with strong revenue growth and an aggressive acquisition strategy, though it's still speculative and volatile. IBM (IBM) is a bedrock company with a full quantum ecosystem, customers, infrastructure, and trust, making it a safe bet. GOOGL (Google) is favored for its deep AI talent, massive cash flow, and elite research capabilities, which are funding quantum breakthroughs without immediate profit pressure. HON (Honeywell) offers a diversified business with exposure to quantum computing through Quantinuum, boasting strong domestic manufacturing and government contracts. RGTI (Rigetti Computing) is a pure-play bet on superconducting quantum hardware, designing and manufacturing its own technology in-house and running cloud access services. Its modular system shows continued technical progress, but competition from larger players is a risk. DWAVE (D-Wave Systems) is a high-risk, high-reward play, focused on quantum annealing and having significant partnerships, but it faces intense competition from larger tech giants. Its technology has practical value today. All these stocks are considered to have strong potential in the long term, though some carry higher risk and volatility than others.

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