Quantum shares rise and stumble: this is what happened this week – Quantum Computing (Nasdaq: QUBT)

Earlier this week, Quantum Computing, Inc. QUBT announced a private placement of $ 200 million and Microsoft Corp.S MSFT CEO said that Quantum Computing could bring scientific progress to a higher level.

This is a look at the highlights of this week, lowlights and news catalysts in the quantum computing sector.

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Highlights: In a hireside chat with Gary Tan On Y Combinator’s AI Startup School that was posted on YouTube on Wednesday, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said it will be a game changer when Quantum Computing is integrated with AI.

“If you want to understand the language of nature, what simulation is, I think the best way to do this is through a quantum computer, because physics and nature are finally quantum,” Nadella said.

“What we see is reasonably good progress in the use of in principle HPC+AI as a way to speed up chemistry, in physics, in material science and therefore Quantum would be the next step in it.”

“But we are very enthusiastic about what AI+Quantum and HPC can do in a loop,” he added.

Lowlights: Quantum Computing -shares fell on Monday after the company announced a private placement of $ 200 million with institutional investors.

The Quantum Photonics and Optics Company has announced that it had closed the effects with institutional investors to sell around 14 million ordinary shares at $ 14.25 per share.

Quantum Computing shares were 10% lower a week.

D-Wave Quantum, Inc. QBTs Shares fell by 12%in the last five days, while Ionq, Inc. Ionq And Computing points Inc. Are The week usually ended flat.

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