Infleqtion charts Nvidia-like path to commercial quantum tech after SPAC debut
Infleqtion began trading via a SPAC merger and posted a double-digit first-day gain as CEO Matt Kinsella says the moment is a refueling toward turning quantum from lab to market. He cites a Nvidia‑style strategy of applying the company’s neutral-atom quantum core to sensing, timekeeping, and computing, with a road map to 30 logical qubits by year-end and 100 by 2028, and notes revenues of about $29 million in 2024 and $50 million booked in 2025 to fund R&D and growth. He stresses focusing on long‑term shareholder value over daily stock moves, plans disciplined R&D investment (not a material burn rate increase), and envisions bolt‑on tech acquisitions only if they accelerate the roadmap. Infleqtion is the first quantum company to go public this year, with peers Xanadu and Quantinuum expected to follow, and management remains focused on commercialization rather than chasing a quick market multiple.
