On Wednesday, Nvidia (NVDA -0.41%) revealed that it has chosen IonQ’s (IONQ +5.74%) Superion 256 system as the first quantum computer to be installed at the Nvidia Accelerated Quantum Research Center. IonQ is a pure-play quantum computing start-up, so this deal lends its systems legitimacy while helping Nvidia expand its footprint in the quantum computing space.
In light of this news, investors may wonder which of these two is the better quantum computing stock to invest in. The choice may come down to your personal investing tolerances. Here’s why.
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The case for Nvidia
It is hard to argue against owning Nvidia stock. As most investors know, the GPU maker dominates the rapidly growing AI accelerator industry, and its data center chips have almost single-handedly transformed it into a tech behemoth.
The company now holds about $99 billion in liquidity….
