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Pasqal (Nasdaq: PSQL), a quantum computing company, launched an AI-assisted workflow on Pasqal Cloud to streamline quantum experiments. The feature, available as a plugin for coding environments, automates the process from idea to execution on quantum processing units (QPUs), reducing engineering effort. According to the company, this lowers the barrier to using quantum computing power, making it accessible to a broader community.

Analysts have mixed views on Lucid Group (LCID) and Pasqal Holding SA (PSQL). Ladenburg Thalmann maintained a Hold rating on LCID with a $8.06 avg. price target. StoneX rated PSQL a Buy with a $15.00 target. Consensus for LCID is Hold ($8.06 target), while PSQL is Strong Buy ($16.75 target).

Pasqal (PSQL) confirmed the Q-PLANET consortium's active development of quantum hardware components, including laser sources, atom chips, and vapor cells. The €50M project aims to publish open Process Design Kits (PDKs) to democratize quantum hardware design. Q-PLANET involves 28 partners across 11 EU member states and targets Technology Readiness Level 6 within three years.

Pasqal (NASDAQ: PSQL) has moved its €50 million Q-PLANET initiative into execution phase, leading a 28-partner consortium to build a European supply chain for neutral-atom quantum tech. The 3-year project, co-funded by the EU and national agencies, aims to industrialize chip-scale components for quantum computing, sensing, and communications. Pasqal will validate microfabricated vapor cells and laser sources for its quantum processors.

Analysts made several calls on Tuesday, including Goldman Sachs lowering Netflix's price target but maintaining a buy rating, Wells Fargo upgrading Cleveland-Cliffs, and Mizuho raising AMD's price target to $705. Other notable moves include upgrades for Skyworks Solutions, Dollar General, and Prosperity Bancshares, while new coverage was initiated on companies like AvePoint, Pasqal Holdings, and Standard Nuclear.

U.S. stock futures fell Monday amid geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. SpaceX (SPCX) rose 1.18% after three successful launches, Qualcomm (QCOM) gained 3.96% on a 25M share offering, and Vistra (VST) advanced 6.27% on a reported $4B loan package. Brent crude held above $100/barrel, and 10-year Treasury yields were 5.25%. The FedWatch tool shows a 20.5% chance of an October rate hike.

SpaceX (SPCX) shares rose 7.4% to $158.96 after three successful launches. CL Workshop (NWGL) fell 2.8% to $1.40 after a $200M offering. Qualcomm (QCOM) gained 0.1% to $185.04 after a 25M share offering. Pasqal (PSQL) and Neurosense (NRSN) also saw after-hours price changes.

Needham initiated coverage of Pasqal Holding (PSQL) with a Buy rating and $16 price target. The stock saw minimal premarket movement. The company is a newly public quantum computing firm.

Pasqal, a Nasdaq-listed quantum computing company, received the EIC Fund Award at the 2026 TechEU Equity Summit. The award recognizes its contributions to Europe's deeptech ecosystem and its successful transition to a publicly traded company. Pasqal, which builds neutral-atom quantum computers, has secured over €440 million in funding, including a €340 million IPO in March 2026, and is listed on Nasdaq under the ticker PSQL.

Pasqal Holding SA (PSQL) reported €4.9M total revenue for H1 2026, up 14% YoY, with quantum services revenue growing 34% to €3.9M. The company cited partnerships with NVIDIA, Google, and Crédit Agricole. Operating loss was €59.2M, including €37.5M in share-based and one-time listing-related charges. Pasqal highlighted technological advancements and global deployments.