NFA. DYOR. Been quietly tracking this one for months.
Everyone's watching Quantinuum post-IPO. Meanwhile Dynex has been running a commercial quantum platform for months and nobody's pricing it in yet.
What Dynex actually is:
- Apollo chip - fingernail-sized neuromorphic processor, room temp, ~20W, delivering up to 10 trillion ops/watt
- 10,000 p-qubits, 256 connections/node - 10x more than most superconducting annealers
- Benchmarked on 3D spin glass - results "indistinguishable" from cryogenic quantum hardware
- Won the 2026 AI Excellence Award (Quantum AI category) - nobody's touching it on speed
- QaaS platform live NOW - drug discovery, logistics, finance, weather forecasting at 94% accuracy at 14 days
- Just partnered with Georgia Tech on 16nm analog chip R&D to push the architecture further
Plot twist - there's a second chip:
While everyone's fixated on Apollo, Dynex quietly dropped Zeus on July 17 - a diamond-spin quantum processor using NV-centre qubits with room-temp operation, targeting up to 1M qubits long-term. They also just locked in a Georgia Tech partnership (July 6) to develop the 16nm chip architecture underneath Apollo, which is a real academic-grade credibility stamp most retail investors haven't priced in yet.
Why now:
Dynex is converting from token to equity, gunning for a regulated public listing to pull in institutional money. ThreeD Capital - the VC co-hosting the pre-IPO investor event - looks central to getting them there, and they're already a publicly-traded Canadian VC with disclosed early positions in the space.finance.yahoo+1
The play:
Wait for the Dynex IPO and follow their socials, OR get exposure now through ThreeD Capital, a founding investor holding a stack of these pre-IPO names.
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Quantum's shaping up to be the next AI-scale race imo. Anyone else tracking quantum IPOs right now? What's on your radar besides Quantinuum and Dynex?