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Barclays says quantum computing demand could reach $100 billion by 2040, with companies like IonQ, IBM, and Nvidia positioned across the value chain.

IonQ kicks off first quarter earnings reports for quantum computing stocks on Wednesday amid its acquisition spree.

IonQ CEO Peter Chapman frequently uses long-term commercialization timelines to anchor investor expectations. However, IonQ’s (IONQ) most critical metric is actually a specific hardware threshold: Algorithmic Qubit (AQ) capacity paired with two-qubit gate fidelity. While it is often obscured by quarterly cash burn figures, this underlying physics milestone is the primary driver of IonQ’s valuation. This analysis focuses on that specific metric.

Nvidia’s recent launch of its Ising AI models, designed to improve the efficiency and accuracy of quantum hardware, and D-Wave Quantum’s plans for its inaugural Investor Day and Qubits Europe user conference, have brought fresh attention to the company’s quantum annealing and emerging gate-model technologies. Together, Nvidia’s renewed push into practical quantum tools and D-Wave’s efforts to showcase real-world customer use cases have sharpened investor focus on how the company might...

​D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE:QBTS) is set to release its FQ1 2026 earnings on May 12. Wall Street expects the company to post around $4.14 million in quarterly revenue along with a GAAP EPS of negative $0.10. Analysts are bullish on the stock as 15 out of 17 analysts covering the stock have maintained a Buy […]

Jensen Huang's about-face may actually benefit quantum start-ups.

Quantum computing names could catch fire in May with renewed investor risk appetite.

A new product from Cisco and the anticipated IPO of Honeywell's Quantinuum are two of the latest factors complicating the landscape for existing quantum firms.

IONQ faces a crucial Q1 test as strong revenue growth and backlog meet high valuation, macro pressure, and ongoing losses ahead of May 6 results.

Recent Performance Snapshot D-Wave Quantum (QBTS) has been volatile recently, with the share price moving 0.9% over the past day, weakening about 14% over the past week, and showing a 41% gain over the past month. Across longer stretches, the stock shows a 21% decline over the past 3 months, a 35% decline year to date, and a very large 1 year total return, while the 3 year total return is about 39 times. See our latest analysis for D-Wave Quantum. For context, D-Wave Quantum’s recent 40.8% 1...

QBTS rebounds as AI-quantum convergence, bookings growth and policy support revive sentiment, but volatility and execution risks keep the outlook uncertain.

A look at the bullish and bearish cases for D-Wave Quantum.

RGTI's strong cash position and low debt provide runway to fund quantum innovation, though losses persist and revenue remains limited.

Sylvia Jablonski, chief investment officer at Defiance ETFs, explores key investing issues for quantum computing stocks.

This industry leader has the foundational operating segments and competitive advantages needed to withstand mounting historical headwinds.

D-Wave Quantum (NYSE:QBTS) has announced management participation in several upcoming technology and quantum computing investor conferences. The company plans to highlight its dual-platform approach across both quantum annealing and gate-model systems to a broad group of institutional and retail investors. These appearances are intended to raise visibility, reinforce its role in quantum computing and support ongoing engagement with the capital markets. D-Wave Quantum enters this conference...

D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE:QBTS) is one of the top 10 high-performance computing companies to invest in. As of the close of play on April 24, the stock carried a strongly bullish consensus sentiment. It received coverage from 14 analysts, 13 of whom assigned Buy ratings and 1 gave a Hold call. With a median 1-year […]