Nvidia doesn't build quantum computers. |
But it has quietly placed bets across the field — and one of those bets just became a publicly traded stock. |
Frankly, Nvidia could consider an investment in THIS quantum security breakthrough. And regular investors can secure Pre-IPO shares for less than $5.00. |
Just go here now for urgent details. |
The company is Quantinuum (Nasdaq: QNT). Nvidia's venture arm, NVentures, invested in its private funding round last September, alongside Quanta Computer and others, at a $10 billion valuation. |
Quantinuum went public on June 4 at $60 a share, raising $1.68 billion. The deal was reportedly more than 20 times oversubscribed. It now trades around $75, with a market cap of $20 billion. |
The stock is up 25% from its IPO price. |
Want to invest in the next quantum Pre-IPO? Here’s a link to get started. |
So why did Nvidia get involved? |
Nvidia doesn’t see quantum as a replacement for its chips – but as a complement. |
Quantum handles certain precise simulation and optimization problems — chemistry, materials, cryptography — that classical machines struggle with. GPUs handle the rest. Nvidia wants to own the infrastructure that ties the two together. And Quantinuum is a founding collaborator in its Accelerated Quantum Research Center. |
Here's what makes Quantinuum different from most quantum names. |
It's a full-stack company — hardware and software under one roof. Its trapped-ion architecture posts industry-leading gate fidelity. Its newest system, Helios, runs 98 qubits. And it has real enterprise customers: JPMorgan, Amgen, BMW. |
It also has bellwether backing. Honeywell, which contributed the original hardware division, remains the majority shareholder. |
Then last week, the post-IPO quiet period expired and the analysts weighed in. |
Of the firms initiating coverage, the ratings ran heavily bullish: |
JPMorgan: Overweight, $97 target BofA: Outperform, $100 target Needham: Buy, $100 target Jefferies: Buy, $90 target Rosenblatt: Buy, $155 target
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The consensus 12-month target sits around $93 — roughly 28% above where shares trade today. |
Like most quantum stocks - Quantinuum is an early-stage company. Its technology has not yet been commercialized. The company generated only $17 million in revenue over the last twelve months and posted a $137 million quarterly loss. This is a company valued almost entirely on what it might earn years from now. |
That's the trade-off with frontier tech. The technology is real and the backing is serious. The revenue is not there yet. |
But when Nvidia, JPMorgan, and Honeywell are all investing in the same deal – maybe that’s a sign to jump in early. |
I just met with an amazing quantum security company in NYC. And I interviewed the executive team from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. |
I’m personally going to invest in their Pre-IPO financing – and you can too. |
Simply go here for the full story. |
Ian Wyatt
Editor, Daily Profit |
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