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Morgan Stanley's analyst favors Quantinuum over IonQ primarily due to its superior error-correction capabilities and execution in deploying three generations of quantum computers. The firm projects Quantinuum will achieve higher revenue by 2030, though it acknowledges IonQ retains an edge in manufacturability despite not yet integrating its best error-correction results into current hardware. This analysis highlights the critical industry focus on fault tolerance and commercialization timelines as key differentiators for quantum computing investments.

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Quantinuum vs. IonQ: Why One Major Wall Street Firm Says This Stock Is the Better Bet

GDELTOctober 18, 20263 min read

Analysts at Morgan Stanley recently named their top pick in the quantum computing sector, selecting the recent initial public offering (IPO) Quantinuum (QNT -0.35%) as their favorite. Analyst Joseph Moore upped his rating on the stock from equal-weight to overweight, although he lowered his price target on the stock from $78 to $68. At the same time, Moore kept an equal-weight rating on rival IonQ (IONQ -8.94%),…

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