D-Wave Quantum Inc. Common Shares (QBTS)

Quantum investing is heating up, but not all quantum computing stocks are created equal.

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Is D-Wave Quantum's hot streak poised to continue?

D-Wave Quantum shares hit to a new 52-week high on Friday. The stock's impressive run, which has seen it climb over 40% in the past week, is being driven by several positive catalysts.

The quantum computing arms race is heating up.

D-Wave's shares have plateaued after roughly doubling year-to-date; can its primary quantum system, Advantage2, continue to drive growth?

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Quantum stocks surge as IonQ and Rigetti hit highs. ETFs QTUM, AIQ, and ROBT rally too, offering investors diversified exposure to the quantum boom.

Shares of D-Wave Quantum are higher by 35% over the past week. The recent rally is fueled by favorable macroeconomic conditions and developments from the company's Qubits Japan 2025 conference.

Quantum stocks are booming, driven by acquisitions, government contracts and investor optimism.

D-Wave Quantum Inc. rose 2.53% in after-hours trading to $23.11, following a strong 18.76% gain on Wednesday.

On Wednesday, U.S. stocks closed mixed as the Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 0.6% to 46,018.32.

The move higher for QBTS following the rate cut was bolstered by company-specific news from D-Wave's Tokyo event.

Quantum computing stocks rallied amid the DOE's announcement that it will partner with IonQ, Honeywell to develop use cases in space.

IonQ, D-Wave, and Rigetti are turning quantum computing from a lab curiosity to a commercial reality with explosive customer growth and billion-dollar deals.

Quantum stocks have been on a tear over the past week, moving higher on news and momentum.

Stock splits change the number of shares, but not the overall value of a company.

Commercially viable quantum computing is still years away.

Markets had another strong week as inflaton data set the stage for the Federal Reserve’s meeting next week; a rate cut is expected but may already be priced in

Although a short squeeze appears to have bolstered D-Wave Quantum, a key nuance could spell even more upside for QBTS stock.

IonQ, the most acquisitive company among quantum computing stocks, on Friday touted its strategy at an analyst day.