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With yesterday's Q3 2026 earnings announcement, we disclosed another record-breaking quarter for IonQ, highlighting the strong momentum of our business as we build the world's leading quantum platform. We delivered $173.8 million in Q3 revenue, up 336% year-over-year, marking our sixth consecutive quarter of record revenue. We also achieved $1.2 billion in remaining performance obligations, reflecting strong global demand across our leading quantum technologies and strategic U.S. semiconductor foundry. As Chairman and CEO @NiccoloDeMasi shared on our earnings call: "We have built a globally unique quantum platform spanning computing, networking, sensing and security, supported by vertically integrated manufacturing capabilities. Our focus is on translating those advantages into broader customer adoption, commercial scale and long-term shareholder value. Our third quarter results are proof of our strategy in action." From advancing to Stage C of @DARPA's Quantum Benchmarking Initiative to expanding our global customer relationships, we're continuing to turn our technology leadership into commercial progress. Onward and upward! 🚀 Read more about our Q3 results: investors.ionq.com/news/news… #IonQ #QuantumIsNow

Optimizing for fewer T-gates can actually make your quantum program slower. For decades, the quantum industry assumed magic states were the ultimate bottleneck, consuming over 90% of fault-tolerant resources. But the math has changed. Recent benchmarks show that cutting T-gates by 3% can paradoxically inflate total physical spacetime volume by 41% due to routing, layout, and memory overhead. In our latest joint paper with Classiq, IonQ’s Zeljko Susnjar and Zheng Cui, Ph.D. break down why full-stack accounting - not isolated gate counts - must define the next generation of fault-tolerant quantum computing. Read the full paper to see what this means for enterprise roadmaps: ionq.com/blog/from-magic-sta… #QuantumComputing #FTQC #QuantumHardware #IonQ #MagicStates