Nvidia CEO says he didn't know there were publicly traded quantum-computing companies

Bloomberg TechnologyAbout 1 min readMar 21, 2025Watch original
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  • Company stock decline (60%)
  • Industry-wide stock decline
  • Publicly traded quantum computer company

The speaker recounts discovering a significant drop in stock value, specifically a 60% decline, affecting not only a particular company's stock but seemingly the entire quantum computing industry. The speaker expresses surprise, stating, "I didn't know they were public. How could a quantum computer company be public?" This indicates a lack of prior awareness regarding the public listing of quantum computing companies. The statement highlights the speaker's initial unfamiliarity with the financial aspects and market presence of the quantum computing sector. The logical connection is that the stock decline prompted the speaker to investigate and learn more about the company and the industry, leading to the realization that quantum computer companies could be publicly traded.

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