Attention $INFQ investors!
Infleqtion is engaging directly with the INFQ Reddit community and offering an AMA with CEO Matt Kinsella.
A few of our questions will be addressed during Wednesday's Q2 earnings call and the rest will be answered during an AMA livestream the week of August 24th. If you would like to submit questions, make sure to join the INFQ subreddit and follow the sub rules!
Special thank you to Matt Kinsella and the @infleqtion team for doing this!
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If you've ever wondered how we can find critical minerals underground without digging everywhere... you're not alone.
I'll admit, quantum gravity gradiometry isn't exactly dinner table conversation. That's why Rep. Bruce Westerman asked for the layman's version.
My Quantum-Enhanced Critical Minerals Mapping Act would help us use this technology to better locate the critical minerals America needs for energy, manufacturing, and national security.
Watch the video for the explanation that finally made it click for me.
And thank you to Matthew Kinsella, CEO of Infleqtion, for walking us through one of the more complicated topics I've tackled in Congress. #CO03 @RepWesterman@infleqtion
$IBM CEO says the $1B investment into his company’s quantum division by the US government is a strategic catalyst.
The goal is to create an ecosystem to accelerate R&D and scale domestic QPU production.
Given the technology potential, the investment is modest at best, but there’s geopolitical urgency.
According to official figures, China had invested $15B in quantum by March 2026 and has much more to invest into the industry.
Industry consensus expects fully fault-tolerant quantum computers in 2028.
When the US government is so openly supporting an industry as a national security priority, it’s hard not to be bullish.
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