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Quantum Computing Stocks: How the Quantum Computing Players Stack Up by Patents (Yes, Nvidia Has Such Patents)

Quantum computing is an emerging technology with significant growth potential, projected to reach $90 billion to $170 billion by 2040. Monitoring patent activity is crucial for investors. In 2024, IBM and Alphabet led in U.S. quantum computing patents. Nvidia, a leader in AI, was awarded three patents and is expected to increase its involvement. Key players include IBM, Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, and pure-play companies like IonQ, Rigetti, and D-Wave. Patent quality, measured by citation frequency, highlights D-Wave, Northrop Grumman, and Rigetti as leaders.

Motley Fool·
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IONQ
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NVDA
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Motley Fool·
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AMZN
+1.63%
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IONQ
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NVDA
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Nvidia Delivered. Why Did the Market Panic Anyway?

Experts discuss Nvidia's earnings report, which exceeded expectations, yet the market reacted negatively. Despite Nvidia's strong performance and a high net profit margin for the S&P 500, the market saw a sell-off. Louis Navellier attributes this to short sellers' criticism of Nvidia's financing methods, which he dismisses as typical industry practice. Concerns over Nvidia's receivables outpacing sales growth are deemed unfounded. The disconnect between earnings and market reaction highlights investor sentiment issues.

InvestorPlace·
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NVDA
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NVDL
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07788
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InvestorPlace·
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NVDA
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NVDL
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07788
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12 out of 13 companies deliver EPS wins this week: Earnings Scorecard

This week, 12 out of 13 S&P 500 companies exceeded EPS expectations, with Nvidia and Walmart showing strong performance. Nvidia's shares rose 5% due to high demand for AI processors, while Walmart increased its FY26 guidance. Home Depot and Target faced declines due to missed sales expectations and lowered guidance, respectively. Palo Alto Networks dropped 7% after mixed guidance. Next week, tech companies like Dell, HP, and Workday will report earnings, along with Deere, Best Buy, and Agilent Technologies.

MSN·
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WMT
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NVDA
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MSN·
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WMT
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NVDA
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The best AR glasses are cheaper than ever during Black Friday

The Xreal One AR glasses are on sale for Black Friday at $399.99, $180 off the original price, at Amazon and Best Buy. These glasses offer a 120Hz refresh rate at 1080p, Micro OLED screens, and built-in Bose-tuned speakers. They can connect to various devices via USB-C and serve as an external monitor. The Viture Luma Pro glasses, also on sale, offer similar features with a sharper 1200p resolution but lack the three degrees of freedom feature.

The Verge·
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AMZN
+1.63%
The Verge·
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AMZN
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Tesla Full Self-Driving v14.2 – Full Review, the Good and the Bad

Tesla released Full Self-Driving v14.2 to Early Access Program members, showing improvements over v14.1. Key enhancements include reduced brake stabbing and hesitation, better speed profiles, and smoother operation. However, parking quality slightly regressed, requiring manual adjustments. Overall, v14.2 offers a more assertive and comfortable driving experience, addressing previous complaints and refining driving styles.

Teslarati·
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TSDD
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TSLL
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Teslarati·
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TSLA
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TSDD
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TSLL
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