IonQ (IONQ) investor relations material

Strategic roadmap and technology evolution

• Transitioned from laser-based to semiconductor-based ion trap quantum computing, enabling greater scalability, lower costs, and modular upgrades for future systems.

• Acquired Oxford Ionics and Lightsynq to accelerate semiconductor roadmap and quantum networking capabilities, leveraging mature foundry processes for rapid scaling.

• Published the Walking Cat Architecture, outlining a detailed engineering plan to achieve fault-tolerant quantum computing and scale to 10,000+ qubits within two years.

• Integration of SkyWater Technology foundry is ahead of schedule, providing advanced packaging and onshore manufacturing to support rapid product development.

• Focused on establishing de facto standards for quantum networking and interoperability across modalities, including partnerships for hybrid quantum-classical workflows.

Product portfolio and commercialization

• Expanded from a single-product company to a quantum platform offering computing, networking, cybersecurity, and sensing solutions.

• Fifth-generation quantum computers are in market, with strong demand and pre-orders for the upcoming 256-qubit system; 10,000-qubit system development is underway.

• Over 350 customers in 130 countries, with 35% of revenue from multi-product customers and commercial revenue now representing about 60% of total revenue.

• Applications span life sciences, finance, logistics, energy, and national security, with hybrid QPU-GPU deployments gaining traction in enterprise data centers.

• Quantum networking and cybersecurity products are being deployed, including projects with DARPA and commercial quantum network installations in the US and Europe.

Financial performance and growth strategy

• Reported record revenues for multiple consecutive quarters, with guidance midpoint of $265 million for 2026 and organic compute business doubling year-over-year.

• R&D investment exceeds $300 million, supported by a $3 billion cash position, enabling a five-year innovation roadmap and continued M&A activity.

• Integration of acquisitions is managed by a dedicated team, with rapid alignment of core systems and focus on innovation and IP protection.

• Commercial revenue now outpaces government and academic sources, reflecting broader enterprise adoption and successful cross-selling of platform solutions.

• Margin improvement is expected as scale increases, with a focus on optimizing manufacturing and operational efficiencies post-acquisition.