IONQ, RGTI and QBTS carry triple-digit upside targets as macro volatility puts pressure on quantum stocks, but analysts still see long-term growth potential.
NVIDIA and IBM emerge as top picks as AI and quantum trends endure a tech sell-off driven by war, inflation fears and energy shocks.
Investors probably aren't thinking all too much about the former high-flying quantum computing stocks or the nascent technological trend as a whole now that most of the names are down an obscene amount from their prior all-time highs (some of the pure-plays are now off more than 60% from their all-time highs).
Quantum firms go public despite volatile markets as recent breakthroughs pushed commercialization closer. Investors are backing the sector as funding shifts from research to early-revenue opportunities.
IonQ's revenues are growing rapidly due to multiple contract wins. Its top line is still relatively small, and its revenues are dwarfed by its losses.
The market for quantum computing hardware could be huge by 2035. IonQ and D-Wave Quantum are two leaders in this sector.
Quantum launches sovereign archival cloud solution in Europe with Pink Elephant, targeting cost-efficient, resilient storage amid rising data and compliance demands.
Quantum Helium Ltd (AIM:QHE) said its Sagebrush Project generated US$617,044 in gross oil sales revenue in calendar 2025, as the AIM-listed group continued to use hydrocarbon production to help fund its helium development plans. The project produced 11,769 barrels of oil over the year at an average realised oil price of US$52.20 per barrel.
D-Wave and IonQ are two top pure plays in quantum computing. Alphabet has massive resources to develop its quantum computing platform.
QBTS stock plummets nearly 49% in 3 months as widening losses, weak bookings, and cash burn overshadow strong revenue growth and long-term potential.
RGTI reports up to 99.9% two-qubit gate fidelity at 28-nanosecond speed and advances chiplet architecture for scalable quantum systems.
Quantum Computing Inc. offers a compelling long-term growth story but remains a speculative, volatile investment at current fundamentals. QUBT's liquidity position is robust, with ~$1.52 billion in cash/investments supporting continued R&D and operational expansion despite ongoing cash burn. The Luminar Semiconductor acquisition and strategic partnerships, such as with POET Technologies, enhance QUBT's manufacturing and technology capabilities for 2026 revenue growth.