PsiQuantum is working with Airbus SE (EADSY) on ways to use quantum computers in aircraft design. The focus is on improving computer models of airflow around aircraft. Today, these models take a lot of time and power to run. Consequently, gains in speed could affect cost and design choices. As a result, the work aims to identify where quantum tools could be most effective in the future.
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In the meantime, EADSY shares dropped 1.33% on Tuesday, closing at $63.24.
Why This Matters for Aerospace and Investors
The joint research looks at hard fluid problems tied to drag and stress. These tests are checked against known results to see where quantum gains may appear. The team reports a bounded quantum advantage, meaning benefits may appear only in some cases. Still, this helps set real limits and timelines. Meanwhile, PsiQuantum has launched its Construct software to help firms plan for fault-tolerant quantum systems. Over time, this could enable faster design cycles if the hardware scales.
Is Airbus a Good Stock to Buy?
Turning to the Street, Airbus holds a Moderate Buy consensus, based on two analysts’ ratings. The average EADSY stock price target is $170.90, implying a 169.81% upside from the current price.
