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\u2013 Quantum annealing
und Hybride L\u00f6sungen
\u2013 1999 in Canada
- nicht profitabel
\u2013 publicly traded
- MCAP: $5,941 Milliarden
- Kaufen = 8, Stark Kaufen = 2
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