Quantum computing firm Xanadu starts trading on TSX
TORONTO — A Canadian pioneer in quantum computing made its debut on the Toronto Stock Exchange on Friday.
In its first few hours trading under the XNDU ticker, Xanadu Quantum Technologies shares were hovering around $14. They ended the day at $16.
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