IonQ Announces First Quarter 2026 Financial Results Revenue Exceeds Midpoint of Guidance Range by 30% - Reported Record GAAP Revenues of $64.7 Million, Representing 755% Year-On-Year Growth, Fueled by Quantum Computing Growth and Expansion of the Quantum Platform - Raises Full Year Guidance to be between $260 and $270 Million as Remaining Performance Obligations grow 554% year-on-year to $470 Million - Continued to Drive Commercial Momentum with Approximately 60% of Revenue from Commercial Customers, 35% of Revenue from International Customers, and 35% of Revenue from Multi-Product Customers - Sold IonQ’s First 6th-Generation, Chip-Based, 256-Qubit System, Anchored by a Secure Quantum Network and Broad IP-Generation Partnership Spanning Computing, Networking, Sensing, and Security. Demand for Fifth-Generation Tempo Remains Strong - Selected for DARPA’s HARQ Program, Reflecting IonQ’s Leadership in Modular Quantum Computing and Scalable Networking Architectures Using Quantum Interconnects - Published World’s First Definitive and Detailed Architectural Blueprint For Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing, Setting a New Standard for Technical Specificity and Transparency COLLEGE PARK, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- IonQ (NYSE: IONQ), the world’s only full-stack quantum platform company, today announced financial results for the quarter ending March 31, 2026. “I am pleased to share that IonQ has begun 2026 with strong momentum, delivering our fourth consecutive quarter of record-breaking results and the biggest quarter in our company's history - thus far. With $64.7 million in revenue, we have once again significantly outperformed our guidance range, exceeding the midpoint by 30%,” said Niccolo de Masi, Chairman and CEO. “As a result, we are raising our revenue expectations for the full year to $270 million at the high end, based upon the strong and growing demand for our leading quantum computers, as well as the commercial impact of our entire quantum platform.” “Securing our first 256-qubit system sale and receiving our first ion trap chip samples back