Not IonQ, Not Rigetti Computing. This Quantum Computing Stock Could Be September Biggest Winner.

Quantum computing sounds like science fiction to most people, and in some ways it is. Instead of flipping binary bits on or off, quantum machines use qubits that can sit in mixed states. In theory, this allows quantum algorithms to process certain problems that would take a classical supercomputer longer than the age of the universe to solve. Spoiler alert: We are nowhere close to achieving this feat at scale. For now, quantum computing systems are expensive and still more of a research project than a commercial product. That hasn't stopped some investors from treating a handful of quantum computing…