After a sharp six-week correction, quantum stocks are finally showing signs of life. The technical setups across IonQ ( IONQ ), Rigetti Computing ( RGTI ), and D-Wave Quantum ( QBTS ) have tightened into bullish coils and all three have broken higher this week on good volume, which can often an early signal of renewed momentum.
A lot of smart people in tech seem to think that a potential “inflection point” in quantum computing is the real deal, and they may very well be right.
Planet Labs is positioned for upside ahead of 3Q26 earnings, despite the recent share price pullback. PL's partnership with Quantum Systems targets European defense, integrating satellite and drone intelligence for enhanced surveillance solutions. Revenue growth remains robust at 17–20% YoY, with FY26 guidance of $281–289 million contingent on sustained momentum.
After a dismal November in which shares plunged by more than 38%, D-Wave Quantum Inc. NYSE: QBTS is leaving investors focused on quantum computing wondering whether the worst is still yet to come. Signs across the industry don't look promising, with rivals Rigetti Computing NASDAQ: RGTI and IonQ Inc. NYSE: IONQ dropping by 42% and 21%, respectively, over the last month as well.
Buffett has managed to consistently beat the market without investing heavily in the technology sector. Two leading artificial intelligence (AI) stocks Berkshire does own, however, are Alphabet and Amazon.
RGTI and QBTS take divergent quantum paths, contrasting long-term universality with near-term commercial traction.
QBTS' real-world deployments, soaring margins and rising customer traction sharpen the comparison with its more nascent quantum rival.
IBM, Google and NVIDIA's quantum advances and pure-play gains like IonQ's surge highlight a fast-evolving 2025 landscape where investors weigh upside against risk.
IonQ leads quantum's shift from hype to real contracts as 2025 ends with rising revenues, funding momentum and clearer commercial traction.
Quantum stocks have been absolutely demolished amid the latest tech-focused market pullback.
Arqit Quantum stock (NASDAQ: ARQQ) has recently experienced a substantial decline, plummeting an alarming 24% within just one week. This downturn is predominantly attributed to investors retracting from highly speculative quantum growth stocks, driven by concerns regarding global instability and possible postponements in interest rate reductions.
Quantum Computing Inc (NASDAQ:QUBT) stock is 12.1% higher to trade at $11.88 today, after the company reported an adjusted third-quarter loss of five cents per share, slimmer than the six cents per share loss analysts projected.