Not IonQ. Not D-Wave. This Quantum Stock Could Be 2027's Surprise Winner.
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While quantum computing holds significant promise as a transformative technology that could improve pharmaceutical discovery, materials science, and artificial intelligence (AI), many quantum computing stocks have failed to deliver lately. Take I onQ ( IONQ -3.47% ) and D-Wave ( QBTS -3.88% ) , for example. Their share prices are down 29% and 54% year to date, respectively, despite the companies being widely considered among the top in quantum computing. So, where can investors find a quantum computing stock winner? Here's the surprising part: You need to look slightly outside conventional quantum computing stocks and choose Microsoft ( MSFT -2.23% ) . Here's why it's a good quantum computing stock and why it could be a winner next year. I know Microsoft isn't the first company people think of when talking about quantum computing , but it's making significant moves in this space that are worth considering. First, Microsoft developed a topological superconductor, which it calls a topconductor, that is capable of producing more stable qubits (the units of computation for quantum computers). Microsoft then pairs that with its own chip architecture, called Majorana, to help scale those qubits, with the goal of eventually reaching 1 million qubits on a single chip.
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