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Quantum computing companies backed by Jeff Bezos will jump into public trading at a valuation of $1.2 billion A team member at D-Wave Systems has struck a deal to go public with a $1.2 billion valuation. The deal involves a combination with DPMC Capital plus $40 million in gross proceeds from investors participating in a PIPE arrangement. Quantum computing takes advantage of phenomena at the quantum level said the total addressable market for quantum computing services could amount to more than $1 billion in the near term the SPAC deal sets aside a bonus pool of 5 million shares for DPCM’s non-redeeming public stockholders. D-Wave says it will use the fresh funding to accelerate its delivery of in-production quantum applications for its customers the quantum computing company that counts Jeff Bezos among its investors and NASA among its customers it should close by midyear. The result would be a combined company called D-Wave Quantum Inc. that would remain headquartered in Burnaby — a suburb of Vancouver and to build on a foundation of more than 200 U.S. patents. The company is aiming to widen its offerings beyond quantum annealing by developing more versatile gate-model quantum computers. Emil Michael works on the dilution refrigerator system that cools the processors in the company’s quantum computer. Burnaby or SPAC. It’s expected to bring in $300 million in gross proceeds from DPMC’s trust account