Five years ago this month, a quantum company rang the opening bell on a US exchange for the first time. That company was Arqit, a British quantum encryption firm briefly valued at close to $3 billion, now valued considerably less. Seven pure-play quantum computing companies have followed it onto American markets since, and between them they have produced a five-year record that deserves closer inspection.
What Now For Quantum Stocks?
Five years ago this month, a quantum company rang the opening bell on a US exchange for the first time. That company was Arqit, a British quantum encryption firm briefly valued at close to $3 billion, now valued considerably less. Seven pure-play quantum computing companies have followed it onto American markets since, and between them they have produced a five-year record that deserves closer inspection.