Despite tripling in value in the last six months, shares of D-Wave Quantum Inc. NYSE: QBTS seemed to be rallying once again with an increase of nearly 26% over a five-day period in mid-July 2025. This surge comes after D-Wave shares traded mostly horizontally for about two months starting in mid-May.
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Quantum computing remains one of the hottest and most speculative corners of the market, delivering eye-popping returns over the past year, and even greater upside potential as the technology moves closer to real-world applications. While the technology is still in its early stages, recent advancements have sparked an accelerating interest in the sector, with capital flowing into the handful of public companies operating at the frontier.
As quantum computing leader D-Wave Quantum Inc. NYSE: QBTS announced the completion of its $400-million at-the-market equity offering, the company's share price spiked by more than 19% in under a week.
D-Wave Quantum Inc. is a pre-profit, early-stage quantum computing company that specializes in quantum annealing systems. My DCF valuation points to D-Wave trading at a premium, but for good reason. Although this report recommends to Hold, any breakthroughs in quantum computing could be a positive catalyst for this stock.
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One of the key criticisms among investors reluctant to buy into the tremendous hype surrounding quantum computing firm D-Wave Quantum Inc. NYSE: QBTS is the relatively limited nature of its marketability for the time being. The company famously relies on a small number of customers and major deals for its quantum computing systems to generate revenue, which has so far remained low relative to the firm's valuation.
After nearly touching $19 per share twice, in late May and again in early June 2025, D-Wave Quantum Inc. NYSE: QBTS seems to have lost momentum heading to the midpoint of the year. Shares are down about 20% in the five days leading up to June 13.
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D-Wave Quantum (NYSE: QBTS), a company specializing in quantum computing, has experienced a remarkable stock price increase of 1,360% over the past twelve months, indicating a rising interest in this potentially transformative technology. Unlike conventional computers that operate using binary bits (0's and 1's), quantum computers leverage “qubits,” which can exist in multiple states simultaneously.