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Rigetti Stock Rises as IonQ-NVIDIA Deal Lifts Quantum Computing Sector

BenzingaDylan Berman

Rigetti Computing is rising Wednesday after IonQ announced a quantum processor deployment at NVIDIA's Accelerated Quantum Research Center.

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