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"Hey tech fans, here’s something cool to wrap your head around! NVIDIA, the champs of graphics cards and AI powerhouses, isn’t building its own quantum computers or sticking quantum chips into its GPUs. Instead, they’re teaming up with IonQ $IONQ Inc.(IONQ)$ , a big name in quantum computing, through a cloud-based setup. Think of it like this:$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$  NVIDIA’s using its awesome software tool, CUDA-Q, to connect over the internet to IonQ’s quantum machines (like the Forte system) rather than having them built into their hardware. It’s all about teamwork in the cloud!

Here’s how it works: NVIDIA’s crazy-fast GPUs (like the A100) handle the regular computing stuff, while IonQ’s quantum hardware tackles the super-tricky quantum problems—all linked up through CUDA-Q online. They showed this off last year at SC24, figuring out molecule structures for things like drug discovery, and again this week at GTC 2025 with a fluid dynamics demo (think better airplane designs!). IonQ’s quantum tech stays in its own space, and NVIDIA taps into it remotely instead of trying to jam it into their own gear.

Why go this route? It’s smart—quantum tech is still growing, and this cloud interface lets NVIDIA stay flexible without reinventing the wheel. They’ve been doing this since 2023, and at GTC 2025’s Quantum Day on March 20th, IonQ’s execs were right there with NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang, showing how this combo could change the game for science and industry. It’s not about quantum chips in your next graphics card—it’s about linking the best of both worlds over the cloud to solve problems we couldn’t touch before. Pretty futuristic, huh? What do you think about NVIDIA playing it this way?"

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