D-Wave Quantum Inc. QBTS

D-Wave Quantum (NasdaqGS: QBTS) appointed Bernard Gavgani as an independent director and Cybersecurity Committee member. Gavgani previously served in senior technology and operations roles at BNP Paribas, bringing enterprise IT and risk oversight experience. His appointment adds board-level focus on technology direction, operational resilience, and cybersecurity governance at D-Wave Quantum. Bernard Gavgani joining the board and Cybersecurity Committee is only part of what investors need to...

Bank of America just placed a bold bet on the largest pure-play quantum stock by revenue, and the ripple effect lifted the entire sector. Here is what the analyst sees that has other investors scrambling to reassess their positions.

We rated three quantum computing stocks a year ago, and the market handed back a brutal verdict on nearly all of them. Now the landscape has shifted enough that at least one of those calls gets reversed entirely.

Twelve months after a bold quantum computing call promised four-figure returns, the scorecard arrived with a twist: the pick lost money, yet still outperformed every pure-play rival in the sector. Here is what that split verdict reveals about the trade.

Quantum computing stocks could get a boost if Congress finally passes key legislation. A Jefferies analyst says that could happen soon.

BofA Securities initiates coverage on IonQ at Buy, saying the company’s recent acquisitions are shaping it into a diversified play on quantum technology.

The Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) has successfully led a delegation of South Korean quantum deep-tech startups at Quantum World Congress (QWC) 2026, establishing key international partnerships and expanding their footprint into the U.S. market.

Quantum Stock Rally Fades Fast as IONQ, QBTS and RGTI Slide in Premarket

Quantum computing stocks are climbing again as a fresh wave of technical breakthroughs reshapes what investors think these companies can actually deliver, and the gap between hype and commercial reality has never mattered more.

IonQ just pulled off a quantum computing first that the entire industry has been chasing for years, yet its stock remains deep in the red and its losses dwarf its revenue. Something does not add up, and the explanation cuts to the heart of how markets price revolutionary science against brutal financial reality.

IonQ just claimed a genuine quantum computing breakthrough, but its stock tells a bleaker story and its financials tell a bleaker one still. Before you chase the headline, there is a quieter position in the quantum ecosystem worth understanding.

D-Wave Quantum (NasdaqGS:QBTS) and CGI announced a new partnership to promote quantum computing adoption across enterprise customers. The collaboration brings D-Wave’s Advantage2 system and hybrid solvers into CGI’s services for sectors including logistics, transportation and retail. Both parties aim to focus on real-world quantum applications, moving beyond research use cases toward commercial projects for corporate clients. The new CGI partnership for D-Wave’s Advantage2 and hybrid...

Today, Sept. 23, 2026, the trapped-ion quantum computing provider's decoder test and research-center collaboration kept commercialization progress in focus.

IonQ’s Superion 256 quantum computer will be the first system installed at Nvidia’s quantum research center, say the partners.

The quantum computing sector has seen no shortage of hype this year, and now one of the industry’s largest gatherings—Quantum World Congress—is set to give stocks another push. Shares of quantum computing companies rallied in the lead-up to the conference, which bills itself as “the world’s premier event uniting the global quantum ecosystem.” The ETF was up slightly on Wednesday, the inaugural day of the event, resisting a downturn in technology stocks.