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IonQ is a quantum computing company founded in 2015, specialising in the development of trapped ion quantum systems. Its core product is a series of quantum computers that have gone through five generations, with the company holding a world-record 99.99% two-qubit gate fidelity. IonQ provides cloud-based quantum solutions and operates from offices in ten countries.

The company's technical domains span quantum computing, quantum networking, quantum sensing, quantum security, and space infrastructure. Its work targets applications in drug discovery, materials science, logistics, and national defence. IonQ holds over 1,200 patents granted and pending and is accelerating toward a two-million-qubit system by 2030.

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