Every investor is always looking for the next multibagger. This pulls from a baseball analogy, and one "bag" indicates a stock doubling. So, a multibagger investment doubles multiple times. Unlike baseball, where the maximum is four bags from a home run, stocks technically have unlimited upside, and several 100-baggers exist. One field where investors are looking for the next multibagger is in quantum computing. While quantum technology isn't yet widely used, it's rapidly progressing to the point where it could see mainstream usage by 2030. That's not that far away, and investors should position themselves accordingly if quantum computing lives up to the hype. One popular investment choice in this industry is IonQ (IONQ +3.31%). IonQ is a leader in the quantum computing realm and has captured the attention of the investment community. But is it the next multibagger? Let's take a look. IonQ has the most accurate platform available The question is not if one can do quantum computing. Quantum computing technology is widely available today and can be used right now. The biggest issue is whether one can trust the results that quantum computers produce. These systems are prone to errors, and if users cannot trust that the system is outputting, then their advantages are practically useless. IonQ is a popular quantum computing stock pick right now because it holds the world record for the most accurate quantum computer. Back in October 2025, it established a new record of 99.99% two-qubit gate fidelity, a measure of how accurate a calculation is after passing through two processing gates. Most other companies have struggled to achieve 99.9% fidelity, which is still a long way off from where IonQ currently is. NYSE: IONQ Key Data Points IonQ has achieved this through its specialized trapped ion technology, which trades accuracy for processing