Three major IPOs occurred on July 1st: Quantinuum listed as a quantum IPO, SpaceX conducted its largest IPO on Nasdaq, and Cerebras listed as the largest semiconductor IPO.
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What happened
Three major IPOs occurred on July 1st: Quantinuum listed as a quantum IPO, SpaceX conducted its largest IPO on Nasdaq, and Cerebras listed as the largest semiconductor IPO.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Quantinuum
quantum computing company spun off from Honeywell
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SpaceX
American private aerospace company
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Cerebras
business
- A composite article detailing several distinct corporate news items from July 1, 2026, including a CrowdStrike/Cerebras deal, an AMD/Cerbras partnership, Intel earnings, and Kinder Morgan profits.
- The article notes that both AMD and Cerebras are operating in the high-demand AI compute market, and Andrew Feldman is the CEO of Cerebras.
Related events
- SpaceX's IPO debuted on Nasdaq under ticker SPCX, coinciding with the protagonist moving from SpaceX to Blue Origin.
- SpaceX successfully led a company through a massive IPO on Nasdaq, filed expansion plans with the SEC, and launched Starlink satellites into orbit.
- Meta's IPO was mentioned in relation to Nasdaq, and SpaceX debuted on the Nasdaq stock exchange.
- FactSet provided data on large IPO underperformance and used it as a market cap benchmark for IPOs.