1. QC is already a thing and its services are offered through MSFT Azure, etc.
2. The problem is that everyone, except for IONQ requires superconductors which means the machine can only operate near absolute zero. 
3. Hence these machines are only housed at the manufacturers and only their services are sold through the internet. 
4. Their use right now is limited to specific applications. But this is only software development which will come very quickly. 
5. The other issue they have is qbit error. This is a major issue with large qbit systems. But they have a solution for this. If they allow Qbits to interact with each other, error rate is much lower. Here IONQ has a distinct advantage because while everyone else's system only allows qbits to interact with their neighbors, IONQ's trapped ion technology allows interaction with all QBITs in the system, driving the error rate significantly down. 
6. The next big challenge that everyone is working on is to be able to sell the hardware. So, companies like AMZN can run their own QC. On this road also IONQ has an advantage since their system does not have to run near absolute zero.

Trump was told his name was in Jeffrey Epstein files before DOJ withheld documents: WSJ

• President Donald Trump was told in May by Attorney General Pam Bondi that his name appeared multiple times in Department of Justice documents about sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, The Wall Street Journal reported.
• Trump's meeting with Bondi at the White House as reported by the Journal occurred weeks before the DOJ said it would not release the Epstein files to the public, despite the attorney general's earlier promises to do so.
• Trump has directed Bondi to seek the unsealing of transcripts for grand jury proceedings related to federal probes of Epstein and his convicted procurer, Ghislaine Maxwell.