Should quantum-computing investors be buying the dip?

D-Wave Quantum surged over 50% from November lows despite broader tech market volatility. Evercore ISI initiated coverage with a $44 price target versus current $28. The firm cited D-Wave as a leading ...

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For all of its many achievements in 2025, D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS) remains a speculative and controversial investment. The much-hyped quantum computing firm more than tripled in value in the ...

JPMorgan Chase said it was investing in quantum computing, but didn't name D-Wave specifically. D-Wave scored a 10 million euro commitment from Swiss Quantum Technology. Reports surfaced that the ...

As the name suggests, D-Wave Quantum is one of a handful of players in the fast-growing quantum computing industry. The crowded quantum market, however, isn’t actually apt to be as big as the hype ...

D-Wave Quantum remains a niche quantum annealer with ambitions in gate-model quantum computing, but broad commercial adoption is lacking. QBTS's Q3 revenue growth is driven by a few large system deals ...

D-Wave Quantum has commercialized its annealing technology and secured government contracts, but Big Tech competition (Google, IBM) poses a long-term existential threat. Despite a 52% price correction ...

Shares of the quantum computing company D-Wave Quantum (NYSE: QBTS) spiked in October on a wave of positive news for the company, including an innovation award, reports of new sales in Europe, and the ...