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Key Points Interested in D-Wave Quantum Inc.? Here are five stocks we like better. D-Wave Quantum recently announced a new gate-model quantum simulator, prompting a spike in share price. The simulator is evidence of the success of the company's dual focus on both gate-model and annealing technology.
One of those areas is quantum computing, a field that's starting to gain serious momentum and could reach viability status by 2030. If that's the case, investors need to position themselves to take advantage of a massive,
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Shares of Quantum Computing Inc. (NASDAQ:QUBT) stock and D-Wave Quantum (NYSE:QBTS) stock are both up 12% in Monday morning trading, leading a broad rally across the handful of publicly traded quantum-computing pure plays.
IonQ’s rapidly scaling revenue base and contracted backlog are solid positives for the company. D-Wave Quantum’s quantum annealing technology has demonstrated applicability in real-world use cases. Both stocks are trading at extremely rich valuations.
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Shares of four major quantum computing names are sliding in unison Tuesday afternoon, reversing nearly all of Monday’s sharp rally. Rigetti Computing (NASDAQ:RGTI) stock leads the decline, down 7% to $21.
