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USA Rare Earth (USAR) partners with Pasqal (PSQL) and Riven Systems to develop quantum machine learning-based separation tech for rare earth processing. The project targets Mixed Rare Earth Carbonate separation, aiming to reduce reliance on Chinese producers. USAR operates in mining and magnet manufacturing, with a $16.6M market cap and $2.25M revenue over the past year. Its stock has declined 93% over the past year, according to InvestingPro.

Pasqal (PSQL), a Nasdaq-listed quantum computing firm, appointed Roberto Mauro as Chief Product Officer and Joëlle Lumb as Chief Human Resources Officer. Mauro will focus on product development, aligning hardware, software, and cloud services. Lumb will drive organizational transformation to support international expansion. The company aims to scale its quantum solutions, with recent partnerships including LG Electronics and Saudi Aramco.

Pasqal (PSQL), a French quantum hardware firm, debuted on Nasdaq in late 2026. It focuses on neutral-atom processors for optimization, simulation, and machine learning. FormFactor (FORM) and Keysight (KEYS) offer indirect exposure to quantum tech. FORM shares are up 98% YTD, while KEYS reported 56% YOY order growth and 36% YOY revenue growth.

Pasqal Holding SA (PSQL) entered the public market with $360M in cash and €16.5M in 2025 commercial revenue. The company has seven quantum processing units installed and plans to expand. However, it faces challenges in converting scientific progress into revenue quickly enough to support its valuation, with a net loss of €92.4M in 2025. The company's future depends on turning awarded projects into recognized revenue and controlling losses.

Pasqal (Nasdaq: PSQL) and True Nexus used quantum computing to study protein structures related to gelation, aiming to improve food and biotech applications. The project is tied to Saudi Arabia's quantum technology plans and targets a $1 trillion protein market by 2030, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.

Pasqal completed its de-SPAC merger and began trading on Nasdaq. The company focuses on scalable, energy-efficient quantum computing. Shares fell 14.86% to $16.27 in premarket trading, according to Benzinga Pro data.

Pasqal (PSQL) and Saudi Arabia's KACST have partnered to advance quantum tech R&D and post-quantum cryptography. The multi-year collaboration will focus on developing quantum-resistant encryption algorithms and integrating research ecosystems. The agreement supports Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 and builds on Pasqal's regional milestones, including a quantum computer deployment at Saudi Aramco.

Quantum Sky appointed Sean Thompson as Chief Growth Officer. IonQ added Dr. Eric Ball and Timothy Baxter to its Board. Pasqal Holding SA (PSQL) announced its nine-member Board. Global Quantum Intelligence expanded its advisory network with three new members.

Pasqal's stock surged 54.7% to $15.14 at its Nasdaq debut, following a $2 billion merger. The company raised $360 million in cash and plans to scale up manufacturing and develop fault-tolerant systems. Other quantum computing stocks declined 2.7% to 6.0%. Pasqal reported €23.7 million in total revenue for 2025, with €16.5 million from commercial sales.

Pasqal began trading on Nasdaq under ticker PSQL, raising $360M via a SPAC merger. The company has a valuation of about 100 times its 2025 revenue of €16.5M. Pasqal has deployed quantum hardware with customers like Saudi Aramco and Crédit Agricole CIB. The funds will support manufacturing, R&D, and expansion. France retains veto power over significant non-French/EU stakes.