But IonQ’s second-quarter print paints a more complicated picture of the realities facing the industry.The College Park, Md.-based company posted revenue of $20.7 million in the second quarter, 15% above the top end of its previous guidance range,

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Kicking off financial results for quantum computing stocks, IonQ reported a bigger than expected Q2 loss while revenue topped views.