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White House quantum executive orders just handed the sector a fresh tailwind, yet not every stock is riding it the same way. Three names are flashing analyst-implied upside that ranges from compelling to jaw-dropping, and the gap between hype and fundamentals has never been wider.

NVIDIA, Micron, D-Wave and Rigetti offer exposure to AI and quantum computing amid the intensifying U.S.-China tech race.

Rising Treasury yields are hitting quantum computing stocks from one direction while cooling AI sentiment hits from another, and the combination is triggering a selloff that exposes just how fragile the recent rally actually was.

NVIDIA, Micron, D-Wave and Rigetti offer exposure to AI and quantum computing as the U.S.-China tech race intensifies.

Rigetti Computing has enjoyed a string of recent successes.

Quantum Computing expands customer adoption with Dirac-3 deployment, NeuraWave readiness and a framework deal potentially worth more than $10 million.

IonQ's 16% post-earnings rally reflects stronger revenue growth and a higher 2026 outlook, but valuation risks may temper further gains.

RGTI's commercial traction is growing as on-premises quantum system sales broaden its customer base and drive first-half revenue growth.

This ETF is a diversified way to bet on the future of quantum computing and AI without picking a single winner.

Quantum Computing pairs rising customer traction and $1.3 billion in liquidity with heavy losses, leaving shareholders advised to stay put while new buyers wait.

Quantum computing stocks are flashing the kind of setup aggressive investors live for, but monster revenue growth and White House tailwinds are colliding with widening losses and extreme valuations. Three pure-plays are at the center of the debate right now.

Quantum Computing retains strong financial flexibility with $1.3 billion in liquidity after deploying $180 million on three strategic acquisitions.

Just days after Quantinuum’s first earnings report as a public company, the quantum leader unveils a partnership with Taiwan’s Quanta Computer.

Rigetti Computing (RGTI) is back in focus after outlining a potential US$100 million U.S. government grant, reporting fresh progress on its 108 qubit Cepheus 1 108Q system, and highlighting deeper ties with Hewlett Packard Enterprise. See our latest analysis for Rigetti Computing. Rigetti Computing's recent headlines around the potential US$100 million grant and Cepheus-1-108Q progress have arrived alongside a 12.64% 7-day share price return and 15.58% 30-day share price return, although the...

CEO Kulkarni discusses 108-qubit advances and $100M CHIPS Act funding.

Rigetti's latest technical signal has bullish implicatoins

The quantum computing specialist's price implies a business more than 10 times its current size. Its own disclosures put no date on one arriving.

Rigetti faces a long and uncertain path toward scaling its quantum computing systems.

Infleqtion’s second quarter numbers tell a familiar tech growth story: near-term losses continued to widen, even as demand for its array of quantum technologies push revenue higher. Infleqtion ultimately reported a wider loss of 12 cents per share, though revenue beat projections at $12.6 million, a 116% jump from the prior year. Widening losses are par for the course among early-stage quantum computing companies.

IonQ's revenues surge, D-Wave's bookings soar and Rigetti advances its roadmap. Let's see which of these quantum stocks is an attractive bet at the moment.

RGTI expands global quantum deployments, advances its 108-qubit system and targets roughly 1,000 qubits as it scales technology and commercial adoption.

RGTI's Q2 revenues surge 185% as QPU sales and technology gains boost momentum, but heavy losses and uneven demand keep caution in focus.

Rigetti is targeting higher Cepheus fidelity, backed by potential U.S. funding and expanding demand across government, academic and commercial customers.

Quantum computing is a huge growth opportunity for IBM, and in a few years the company may begin to reap significant benefits from it.

Investors aren't happy with high-spending companies that don't turn a profit.

While the long-term opportunity looks promising, the company still has a long road ahead before it becomes profitable.

Rigetti Computing stock has delivered a very large 3 year return, yet the company still scores poorly on broad valuation checks and currently screens as expensive on market multiples. For investors trying to make sense of that mix, the key issue is whether recent gains are running ahead of what the fundamentals justify. Over the past 3 years Rigetti Computing has returned close to 7x, which puts extra focus on whether today’s price already bakes in a lot of optimism. Progress on quantum...

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RGTI's Q2 revenues surge 185.3% and beat estimates, but widening losses and higher R&D and SG&A costs continue to pressure profitability.