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Bank of America's upgrade of IonQ highlights a strategic shift where vertical integration in chip manufacturing is becoming critical for overcoming hardware fidelity limits in quantum scaling. The acquisition of SkyWater Technology allows IonQ to control the precise fabrication needed for its Superion systems, directly addressing the industry's bottleneck in qubit error rates. This move underscores that commercial viability now hinges on proprietary semiconductor capabilities rather than just theoretical algorithmic advances.

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Bank of America makes fresh 33% call on surging quantum stock

GDELTSeptember 29, 20264 min read

A few years ago, quantum computing was the kind of technology that scientists talked about at conferences, and investors mostly ignored. The machines were too error-prone, the use cases too theoretical, and the timelines too fuzzy to build a serious investment thesis around. That’s changing, and Bank of America just put a number on how quickly. Sept. 28, analyst Vivek Arya initiated coverage on IonQ (IONQ) with a Buy rating and a $60 price target, according to a note shared with TheStreet. Arya ranks 147th out of…

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