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Rigetti Computing faces significant hurdles in achieving error rates low enough for practical commercial applications, as its current two-qubit gate fidelity limits the reliability needed for complex real-world problem solving. While U.S. government funding provides capital support, it does not directly resolve fundamental hardware challenges like noise sensitivity and qubit coherence that must be overcome before widespread adoption can occur. Investors should view this stock with caution given the long timeline required to transition from experimental systems to commercially viable quantum processors.
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Prediction : This Quantum Computing Stock Is Going to Plummet After Aug . 6

GDELT4 min read

In May, the U.S. government announced plans to invest $2 billion in nine different quantum computing companies to help America take a leadership position in this revolutionary industry. Rigetti Computing (RGTI +5.51%) will receive $100 million over three years, and the news sent its stock soaring by as much as 65%. However, it has since given up all of those gains and then some. Although Rigetti produces some of the industry's best quantum systems, they still make too many errors…

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