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Pasqal's significant stock surge highlights growing investor interest in European quantum hardware, yet the company remains loss-making while navigating a sector still searching for scalable, fault-tolerant applications beyond early commercial pilots. While AI-driven tech booms provide general market tailwinds, this specific debut underscores the distinct challenges and timelines facing quantum computing compared to the more mature artificial intelligence industry.
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France quantum computer maker Pasqal surges in Nasdaq debut
GDELT2 min read

Aug 28 (Reuters) - Shares of French quantum-computing company Pasqal rose by as much as 73% in their Nasdaq debut on Friday before paring gains to trade 40% higher. Pasqal, one of…
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