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[mark10101] 13/4/2025 20:20

hxxps://www.barrons.com/articles/quantinuum-ipo-honeywell-quantum-computing-cad2e3e3

“Honeywell May Take Quantinuum Public in Next 2 Years. It’s a Quantum Thing.”

I did sense they may delay an IPO to maximise value, I can’t read the whole article.

[mark10101] 13/4/2025 20:15

In nature

‘Mind blowing’: quantum computer untangles the mathematics of knots
Algorithms for studying knots and other topological objects could have a quantum advantage.

[mark10101] 04/4/2025 15:32

BROOMFIELD, Colo., April 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Quantinuum, the industry leader in quantum computing with the world's most powerful quantum computer, has been selected by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), a research and development agency of the United States Department of Defense, to participate in the first stage of the agency's Quantum Benchmarking Initiative (QBI).

[divmad] 03/4/2025 18:18

Think I'll be dead before ITS shareholders get any money back.

[mark10101] 03/4/2025 09:36

hTTtps://thequantuminsider.com/2025/04/02/quantinuums-quantum-origin-becomes-first-software-quantum-random-number-generator-to-achieve-nist-validation/


Quantinuum’s Quantum Origin has become the first software-based Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG) to receive validation from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).

The software delivers mathematically proven quantum randomness through flexible, hardware-free deployment, supporting cybersecurity needs in environments where traditional QRNGs are impractical.

NIST validation positions Quantum Origin as a key tool for U.S. agencies transitioning to post-quantum cryptography under National Security Memorandum 10.

[1399peter] 27/3/2025 14:04

Player,

As far as anyone can tell ITS is just a bottom feeding Comms / internet security company that was set up by the Khan's and was lucky enough to get a percentage holding in CQC. That's it really.we don't even know yet if we'll get to share in this.

[playerplayer1968] 27/3/2025 12:00

All this sounds great but do we know 100% TGL still owns what is it 1% of Quantinum or is it 0.5%?

I know in the general scheme of things, that’s still massive with the projected worth of the whole Quantum Computing industry and a IPO would finally give us our reward after more than a decade of waiting.

I am just a little sceptical about TGL and their lack of interest of a better word in communication with their shareholders who have like mentioned waited over a decade. I’ve reached out 3 times in the last 6 months or so and had nothing back and that’s using 3 email addresses I had, including one from their other company that’s plodding on with online security. I find it strange considering the potential, how quiet TGL have and are being. I’ve read some on here have managed contact but again, it’s not what you’d expect from something that’s going to change every shareholders life. This is why I am asking if there is any way of knowing they still hold the very small percentage.

If I can show they own the small percentage, I can then maybe sell my shares privately to someone or to a organisation who could see their potential. Times running out for me, I’m not getting younger and I would rather have something now to enjoy than getting older and unable to spend it due to ill health. It’s not helped with friends and neighbours who have died recently who are younger and much fitter than I am and I’m not going to lie and say it doesn’t effect me, because it does.

TGL silence is concerning for sure. But hey, I might have it all wrong which wouldn’t be the first time…..

Thanks for the info with the links fella’s

[1399peter] 26/3/2025 10:08

That all sounds very positive with Quantinum H2-1. Beating other processors. This collaboration with Nvidia will be very interesting. And potentially Quantinum's IP becoming very valuable to the likes of NASDAQ's top tech companies.

[mark10101] 26/3/2025 08:30

Quantum Computer Benchmark Shows Quantinuum Retains Coherence At Record Scale

[mark10101] 26/3/2025 08:19

Quantinuum may not be a household name yet, and it’s not even publicly traded, but it has quickly become one of the most important players in the quantum computing industry. Backed by some of the biggest names in technology and finance, including Honeywell HON +0.13% ▲ , JPMorgan Chase JPM +1.24% ▲ , NVIDIA NVDA -0.59% ▼ , IBM IBM +0.58% ▲ , and Amgen AMGN -2.39% ▼ , Quantinuum is leading the charge in building the next generation of powerful quantum machines and applications.

Quantinuum is the biggest standalone quantum company. It was born in 2021 from the merger of Honeywell Quantum Solutions and Cambridge Quantum. Honeywell still owns 54% of the company, but Quantinuum operates independently. With a pre-money valuation of $5 billion after a significant $300 million funding round in 2024, it is well-placed for long-term growth and possibly an IPO in the near future.

[divmad] 25/3/2025 05:57

I do hope the AI market bull run didn't come and go before Quantinuum gets its Ipo done.

[1399peter] 22/3/2025 22:11

Mark,

Yes things are changing very quickly now. The US want to stay ahead of the competition.
The collaboration with Nvidia and all that it brings, mentioned in the article you posted. Will just add more meat to the Quantinum IPO.

[mark10101] 22/3/2025 16:31

Thanks Peter, that is certainly feeling a lot more possible than even a year ago. Let’s hope they keep the current trajectory.

[1399peter] 22/3/2025 16:15

Mark,

We've all seen certain tech company valuations go through the roof over the last 10yrs. I was reading some comments from the CEO of Infinite Reality. He Was saying the company could be worth $1T in 5yrs time, valued at $12b pre Ipo currently. Ok we've all heard those crazy kind of projections & valuations before. A bit like TGL and their 1m ounces of gold that never happened.

I've said previously that if Quantinum could grab 10% of the $1T market it could be worth £1.30 a share to us.

Although Nvidia's GPU market is now suggested to be $2T.

It's anyone's guess as to what Quantinums valuation will be come IPO time. But I wouldn't be surprised if it was over $50b.

[mark10101] 22/3/2025 12:31

Peter, you have always had a vision for a Quantinuum valuation beyond my imagination of a few years ago. What are your thought on this?

I thought there was a chance at a $20b IPO this year, I am wondering if this news interrupted that approach and changes the game significantly.

[1399peter] 19/3/2025 19:27

Cheers for posting that Mark.

Yes that's a massive WOW!

[mark10101] 19/3/2025 19:09

Just Wow!

NVIDIA picks Quantinuum for Boston spree party in quantum computing
19 Mar, 2025
Tony Quested

Quantinuum, a multi-unicorn company with Cambridge roots and facilities, has been chosen by US tech giant NVIDIA as a founding collaborator to build a world-class accelerated quantum computing research hub in Boston US.

[macnai] 08/3/2025 04:15

hxxps://scitechdaily.com/chinas-new-quantum-machine-runs-one-million-times-faster-than-googles/

[mark10101] 27/2/2025 19:26

Thanks Macnai, they have been forming high calibre partnerships.

[macnai] 27/2/2025 19:06

Mitsubishi Electric, Quantinuum K.K., and Partners Pursue Multi-Device Connectivity Research for Scalable Quantum Computing
hxxps://thequantuminsider.com/2025/02/27/mitsubishi-electric-quantinuum-k-k-and-partners-pursue-multi-device-connectivity-research-for-scalable-quantum-computing/

[1399peter] 24/2/2025 10:54

Interesting that phasecraft are partnered with Google & IBM. And a UK start-up.

[mark10101] 22/2/2025 21:50

//quantumcomputingreport.com/phasecraft-and-quantinuum-partner-to-utilize-phasecrafts-algorithms-with-quantinuums-hardware/amp/


Quantum algorithms company Phasecraft has announced a groundbreaking partnership with Quantinuum. The collaboration aims to combine Phasecraft’s cutting-edge quantum algorithms with Quantinuum’s state-of-the-art hardware to accelerate the path to quantum advantage.

As part of the partnership, Phasecraft will gain access to Quantinuum’s System Model H2, a quantum computer with industry-leading 2-qubit gate fidelities of 99.9%. This will enable Phasecraft to run advanced algorithms and tackle ambitious applications in materials science and beyond. In return, Quantinuum will license Phasecraft’s patented compact encoding technology, a highly efficient method for encoding solid-state systems on quantum computers, for non-commercial research.

“This collaboration is a major milestone in our mission to take quantum computing from theory to application,” said Ashley Montanaro, CEO of Phasecraft. Quantinuum’s Jenni Strabley, VP of Compute Products, emphasized the value of partnerships in advancing quantum computing capabilities.

The partnership aligns with Quantinuum’s roadmap, which includes the upcoming release of Helios, a 96-qubit quantum computer, and the development of Apollo, a fully fault-tolerant quantum system by the end of the decade.

[macnai] 19/2/2025 17:10

"In addition to making its own quantum hardware, Microsoft has partnered with Quantinuum and Atom Computing to reach scientific and engineering breakthroughs with today’s qubits, including the announcement last year of the industry’s first reliable quantum computer."

[1399peter] 19/2/2025 14:49

Hedge,

Not to sure what you're trying to prove here. GOS / ITS, are not yet making enough money to shout about. That's normally why companies hide their accounts. Happy to be proved wrong.