IONQ leads quantum stocks after Q1 2026 with surging revenues and backlog, while QBTS and RGTI chase growth through bookings and tech advances.
T teams up with Cisco to launch North America's first PQC-enabled SD-WAN service, helping businesses prepare for quantum-era cyber risks.
After a rough start to the year, America's four major publicly traded quantum computing companies are surging once again.
Quantum Computing (QUBT) is ripping higher this morning as investors cheer its solid Q1 results, featuring a massive revenue beat that has effectively silenced long-standing skepticism. The quantum-tech company posted $3.7 million in revenue for its first quarter, handily exceeding the $3.1 million consensus.
D-Wave Quantum Inc (NYSE:QBTS) stock is down 3.1% to trade at $23.26, after the quantum computing company reported first-quarter revenue of $2.86 million, drastically short of the $4.2 million projection.
Quantum Computing (NASDAQ:QUBT) shares are ripping higher in early Tuesday trading, up 26% to around $12.81 from a prior close of $10.18.
The Defiance Quantum ETF offers diversified exposure to quantum computing, AI chips, and machine learning, tracking the BlueStar Quantum Computing and Machine Learning Index. QTUM has demonstrated strong short- and long-term performance, with a 5-year total return of approximately 202% and an A+ momentum grade. Significant catalysts include hyperscaler capex, quantum networking breakthroughs, and growing enterprise adoption, positioning QTUM for long-term growth as quantum advantage approaches.
Quantum Computing NASDAQ: QUBT reported a sharp year-over-year increase in first-quarter revenue as recent acquisitions began contributing to results, while management outlined plans to expand manufacturing capabilities and advance its quantum photonics product roadmap.
Quantum-Si NASDAQ: QSI reported first-quarter 2026 revenue of $258,000 and reiterated that the year will be a transition period focused on development and market preparation for its next-generation Proteus protein sequencing platform.
Quantum ETFs are surging as breakthroughs, funding and AI demand fuel growth, offering diversified exposure to a high-risk, high-reward theme.
RGTI's Q1 results are likely to highlight revenue growth, cloud adoption and quantum roadmap progress as investors assess its commercial momentum.
Quantum computing stock IonQ Inc (NYSE:IONQ) is down 6.6% before the bell, brushing off better-than-expected full-year revenue outlook and a 755% sales jump in the first quarter.