Movement Alert|Infleqtion Rises 9.43% in Regular Trading, Boosted by Inclusion in US Government 20 Billion Dollar Quantum Funding Program

Market Focus
Jun 15

On June 15, Infleqtion rose 9.43% in regular trading, trading at $15.04/share, with turnover of $74.69 million. The stock rebounded sharply from recent lows after a period of selling pressure related to director-affiliated fund disposals.

On the news front, Infleqtion was named among nine companies selected to receive funding from the US government's $20 billion quantum computing initiative, sourced from the CHIPS and Science Act. The program aims to accelerate American quantum technology development. Notable recipients also include IBM, PsiQuantum, Quantinuum, and Rigetti Computing, while Google, Microsoft, and IonQ were absent from the final list. Google's quantum AI chief operating officer disclosed that the company declined participation due to conditions attached to the funding that would constrain its development pace.

The inclusion positions Infleqtion favorably for future US government quantum procurement contracts. Within the Technology Hardware, Storage and Peripherals sector, Western Digital rose 11.47%, Seagate Technology rose 6.77%, Dell Technologies rose 2.76%, SanDisk rose 3.07%, and Apple rose 1.38%.

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