US quantum computing company IonQ to buy Oxford university start-up
Acquisition of Oxford Ionics for $1.1bn shows advances in processing are kick-starting dealmaking
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IonQ to buy Oxford Ionics for more than $1 billion after agreement - UPI.com
IonQ announced an agreement Monday to buy Oxford Ionics for $1.075 Billion.
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