IonQ Uses Investor Day to Detail Superion Roadmap, SkyWater Strategy and Quantum Security Plans

IonQ used its first investor day following the SkyWater acquisition to present an integrated strategy covering quantum computing, semiconductor manufacturing, cybersecurity and foundry services. The company introduced its 256-qubit Superion platform, targeted customer deliveries for 2027 and raised its combined 2026 revenue forecast to between $450 million and $460 million. IonQ also detailed a future quantum threat to elliptic-curve signatures, announced an $8.18 million security agreement and launched SkyWater Quantum Solutions for external customers. IonQ used its first investor day following the acquisition of SkyWater Technology to outline a more integrated strategy spanning quantum computers, semiconductor manufacturing, cybersecurity and foundry services. The event, held Tuesday at the New York Stock Exchange, came about five weeks after IonQ completed its roughly $1.8 billion acquisition of SkyWater. IonQ presented the transaction as a way to shorten hardware-development cycles, secure domestic manufacturing capacity and move its quantum computers toward repeatable production. Chairman and CEO Niccolo de Masi characterized the investor day as a six-announcement event. IonQ introduced its 256-qubit Superion computing platform, raised its 2026 revenue forecast, published a detailed estimate of the resources needed to threaten a widely used digital-signature system and announced an $8.18 million quantum-security agreement with Congruity360. SkyWater separately…