‘The era of quantum supremacy is just around the corner,’ IonQ CEO says

IONQ CEO Niccolo de Masi told Jim Cramer from CNBC to Jim Cramer on Thursday.

De Masi, “Quantum superiority is just around the corner,” he said. “It comes in the quarter and very low -digit years, and this provides people who are very excited about helping every field of practical science.”

IONQ is one of the important players in the quantum information process. Rigetti Calculation– D-Wedding Quantum And Quantum calculation. De Masi said that the company has improved both quantum computers and quantum network equipment.

Wall Street’s interest in quantum information process is growing like technology titans Alphabet– Microsoft– Amazon And IBMThe US government also spends millions of spending to develop quantum computers. Technology aims to solve very complex problems for classic computers that use quantum mechanics. Investors were particularly excited Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s bull comments about Quantum Computing last month. Huang said that the quantum information process “reached a bending point” and practical use came faster than before.

De Masi, quantum information process can lead to breakthrough in health and pharmaceutical areas, he said. Company partnership with NvidiaAWS and Astrazeneca For research project Drug development. Looking at molecules through a quantum lens, he said he would lead to breakthroughs in the discovery of drugs.

De Masi said that Ionq is part of the global race to advance the quantum information process. He said that his company is an important player in cracking RSA, a widely used encryption algorithm.

De Masi, “We are competing in China, almost alone, for the Western world, if you want, we believe it will be RSA Cractor.” He said. “And of course, when this happens, as we know, everyone will need our quantum network equipment to ensure that the world and the civilization we know continue.”

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