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Prediction: This Is How Much IonQ Stock Will Be Worth by the End of 2027

IonQ's stock has had a rough year, but a turnaround could be coming.

IonQ, a quantum computing company, is poised for significant growth by the end of 2027, with its stock potentially reaching $80 per share. The company is currently working on a 256-qubit system, which is expected to launch next year and utilize a different quantum computing technique called trapped-ion quantum computing. This technique is known for its high accuracy, achieving 99.99% fidelity, compared to other companies that only manage 99.9% fidelity.

This high level of accuracy is crucial for quantum computing, as even a single error can lead to a computing error, making IonQ a potential leader in the industry. Additionally, IonQ has preorders for its 256-qubit computer, indicating strong interest and potential commercial viability. The company's road map also includes a 10,000-qubit computer, which it believes will achieve fault-tolerant computing, leading to nearly perfect accuracy.

While IonQ is currently a speculative investment, with its stock down about 65% from its all-time high, the company's growing business and the successful launch of its 256-qubit system could drive the stock back to all-time-high levels of over $80 per share, representing a significant gain from its current price of $30.

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