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After merger, College Park startup IonQ plans to go public with $2 billion valuation

By March 15, 2021News

The IonQ headquarters in College Park on Nov. 9, 2020. (Kurt Leinemann/The Diamondback)

IonQ, a quantum computing startup born in College Park, announced Monday that it would likely soon become the first publicly traded company to specialize in commercialized quantum computing.

The company plans to file paperwork with the Securities Exchange Commission in the next week, which will allow it to go public on the New York Stock Exchange through an acquisition deal that would set the valuation of the combined entity to nearly $2 billion.

Image: The IonQ headquarters in College Park on Nov. 9, 2020. (Kurt Leinemann/The Diamondback)  

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