Holodotus (HOLO.US) is expected to have a net profit exceeding 3.5 billion yuan for the entire year and plans to invest 400 million dollars in cutting edge areas such as quantum computing.

Holo.us announced on Monday that it expects its net profit for the full year of 2025 to exceed 350 million yuan, compared to a net loss during the same period last year. Financial report data shows that the company recorded a net loss of approximately 63 million yuan for the full year of 2024. As of now, Holo.us holds a total of over 3 billion yuan in cash, cash equivalents, and short-term investments. The company plans to allocate over 400 million USD from its cash reserves to actively invest in quantum computing, blockchain, and quantum holographic technology. Driven by the positive news, Holo.us surged over 17% in pre-market trading on the US stock market. The quantum computing sector in the recent US stock market has benefited from various positive news, showing strong performance. Particularly, reports about the US government considering exchanging federal funds for shares of relevant quantum computing companies have led to a collective surge in the constituent stocks of the quantum sector, especially popular quantum computing stocks like IonQ, Rigetti, D-Wave, QCI, as well as quantum-themed ETFs, reinforcing the premium expectations regarding the "national level race track". With IonQ's announcement of achieving a breakthrough in 99.99% gate fidelity, and IBM's announcement of successfully running critical quantum error correction algorithms in real-time on conventional AMD FPGAs, it is widely believed within the industry that we are only three to five years away from key quantum turning points such as "quantum advantage" and "quantum supremacy". The proximity of the technological tipping point is transitioning quantum computing from an academic topic to an urgent national security issue. The CEO of IonQ, a global leader in the quantum computing field, Nickolas Demas, recently stated that major breakthroughs and transformations in the field of quantum computing are rapidly approaching, and the so-called "quantum supremacy era" is on the horizon. As the number of quantum hardware qubits and gate fidelity continue to increase, the concept of "quantum supremacy" mentioned by Demas is used to mark an important milestone - quantum processors completing calculations at speeds that classical supercomputers cannot achieve within a reasonable time frame in a specific, well-defined task. Quantum computing systems utilize the properties of quantum mechanics, such as quantum superposition and entanglement, to provide a new computing paradigm that theoretically can greatly surpass the computing capabilities of traditional binary computers in certain specific fields. According to a statement from Alphabet Inc. Class C on December 9th of last year, the Willow quantum chip demonstrated remarkable performance in benchmark tests, being able to complete a "standard benchmark computation" in less than 5 minutes, while a traditional supercomputer would take 10-25 years to complete the same task.