- United States - / - IT - / - NasdaqGM:QNT IonQ Stock Leads 3 Quantum Computing Stocks Backed By Government Demand Surging export prices in South Korea suggest global buyers are willing to pay up for advanced tech inputs, which keeps attention on next generation computing. Quantum computing stocks sit at the crossroads of this demand for more processing power and specialised hardware. This article looks at three stocks from the Quantum Computing Stocks screener that show how different companies are trying to turn this long term tech shift into potential shareholder value. The three quantum computing stocks covered below are just a starting sample, and the full screen surfaced 21 more companies with equally compelling narratives that are not included in this article. To go deeper into this theme, identify your own ideas, and analyze potential opportunities side by side, head straight to the Quantum Computing Stocks screener. IonQ (IONQ) Overview: IonQ is a US based quantum computing company that sells access to its trapped ion quantum computers through major cloud platforms and its own services, while also building quantum safe communications, detection systems, and specialized hardware for government and commercial clients. It complements this core business with maintenance, consulting, semiconductor manufacturing services, and research collaborations such as its agreement with the University of Chicago. Operations: IonQ currently reports all of its roughly US$246 million in revenue from Computer Services, with customers spread across the United States, Switzerland and other international markets. Market Cap: US$17.1b IonQ attracts attention because it sits at the heart of quantum computing hardware and services, but is also racing to become a vertically integrated platform after acquiring SkyWater Technology and building out its own quantum internet and sensing capabilities. The company is winning sizable government and defense contracts, including multi year DARPA and