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July 17, 2026 — IBM's $67 Billion Wipeout — and Its $10B Quantum Bet

from Quickly Quantum · host Brian Lampert

IBM's worst single trading day in over a century collides with its long-term quantum bet, while quantum stocks give back post-executive-order gains and researchers push forward on anyons, EUV chips, and error correction.Linked sources: IBM's Record Plunge: The AI Boom's Biggest Victim May Be the Market's Anti-AI Trade — Quantum ZeitgeistQuantum Computing Stocks Drop 35% as Federal Mandate Reshapes Investment Case — Tech TimesBraided, Exotic Particles Could Build Reliable, Universal Quantum Computers — The Quantum Insiderimec publishes arXiv paper on EUV quantum test chip — X/@lithos_grapheinQuantum Computing (QUBT) Completes Acquisition of NHanced Semiconductors for $73.1M — Yahoo FinanceQuantum Source and Israel's DDR&R;D Demonstrate Robust Single-Atom Source for Real-World Quantum Communication — The Quantum InsiderRice University Team Presents Topological Subsystem Code Framework for Quantum Error Correction — Quantum ZeitgeistNetherlands delivers its first quantum computer to German aerospace institute — NL TimesQuickly Quantum is an AI-voiced podcast, built and run by a real person. Nothing in this episode is financial advice.

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