For the past few years, investors have become enamored with the prospects of artificial intelligence (AI) technology. But for the most part, developers have been touting the same carousel of ideas -- explaining how AI is leading to breakthroughs in training large language models, helping build autonomous systems for vehicles, and bringing unprecedented levels of efficiency to the workplace.
Shares of Rigetti Computing (RGTI -8.28%) fell 48.1% in the first quarter of 2025, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence. There was a big dip in January, followed by slower share price cuts over the next two months.
Shares of Rigetti Computing (RGTI) and IonQ (IONQ) led a quantum computing stock rally Monday in the wake of a new government initiative and as artificial intelligence stocks rebounded from their recent tariff-fueled selloff.
QBTS emerges as a strong investment opportunity in 2025, driven by its recent groundbreaking achievements.
Stocks in the quantum computing industry went all over the place in March. According to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence, D-Wave Quantum (QBTS 2.16%) rose 38.7%, and Quantum Computing (QUBT 5.28%) gained 31.9%.
Quantum computing is becoming the next big technology to hit the markets, and there are all sorts of ways investors can take advantage of this trend. While there are multiple pure-play quantum computing investments available, those are incredibly risky, as they already have premium valuations despite a high chance of not working out.
Investors may see a disconnect between the headlines that D-Wave Quantum Inc. NYSE: QBTS has generated and its share price performance in recent weeks. The quantum computing firm came out with two seemingly significant technological updates so far in 2025—first, a report that it had achieved quantum supremacy for the first time, and second, a breakthrough in quantum blockchain technology.
Over the past year, a new subsector of artificial intelligence (AI) stocks started receiving intense investment interest. As a result, these companies saw parabolic rises in their stock price seemingly out of nowhere.
Quantinuum was valued at $5 billion after its latest equity fundraise in 2024.
Quantum computing stocks aren't in style on Wall Street like they were three months ago. With questions circling the U.S. economy about how it will fare with tariffs, investors are looking for safer places to stash their money.
Stocks in the quantum computing sector soared in 2024. One of the leaders was IonQ (IONQ -3.95%) with a massive 237% gain.
Quantum???s Myriad and ActiveScale see strong demand, and DXi gains traction, but high debt and stiff competition remain key concerns.