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,

Quantum computing could be the next big technology for investors, if it lives up to its promise. While quantum computing companies are getting a ton of attention from investors right now, I think it will likely be 2030 before it sees widespread commercial adoption.

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