Earnings call briefThird-quarter 2026
IonQ says its $2 billion October raise is for long-term capital, not a particular need
Chairman and Chief Executive Niccolo de Masi said IonQ is beginning to fill order books into 2028, pretty comfortably.
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IonQ said on its third-quarter call that it has sold out all of its Superion 256 capacity for 2027. It also said it expects to add multiple Tempo systems in 2027, expanding its cloud capacity several times over.
Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer Inder Singh said the October raise of $2 billion is for long-term capital, not for any particular need.
Quotes from the call
“We have, in fact, sold out all of our 256 capacity in 2027.”
“So, it is for long-term capital, not for any particular need.”
Key facts from the call
- Expected 2027 Tempo additions
- Multiple systems, expanding cloud capacity several times over
- Expected 2027 Superion 256 capacity
- Sold out, the company said
- Expected order books
- Beginning to fill into 2028
Source: IonQ's third-quarter 2026 earnings call, November 5, 2026.
Written by GetSignal with AI from the company's earnings call.
Not investment advice.
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