Synthetic aperture radar isn't a camera. It's a radar signal, turned into billions of reflections that someone has to make sense of. That's where IonQ's SAR and

Synthetic aperture radar isn't a camera. It's a radar signal, turned into billions of reflections that someone has to make sense of. That's where IonQ's SAR and quantum technologies meet: combined, they turn that raw signal into the specific answer a decision maker needs. Robert Cardillo, Executiv…