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Quantum computing stocks

Qubit hardware and software racing toward commercial quantum advantage.

4 companies tracked. Quotes are delayed at least 15 minutes.

How to compare quantum computing stocks

Quantum hardware and software businesses use different architectures and are at different stages of commercialisation.

What to check in company filings

Read filings for recognised revenue, cash runway, dilution and customer contracts. Compare technical milestones separately from financial results.

Important differences and risks

Small revenue bases can produce extreme growth rates and sales multiples. Technical claims and announced partnerships are not evidence of commercial profitability.

Quantum computing constituents

Ordered by reference market capitalisation, not expected returns. Prices are the latest available closes; dates are shown for each symbol.

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Symbol Latest close Change Market cap 52-week range
IONQ IonQ Trapped-ion quantum computers sold as a cloud service. $31.42 Retrieved -9.53% $14.07 billion $25.89 – $81.08
QBTS D-Wave Quantum Quantum annealing systems aimed at optimisation problems. $12.03 Retrieved -10.09% $5.08 billion $11.95 – $46.75
RGTI Rigetti Computing Superconducting quantum processors and cloud access. $11.68 Retrieved -8.61% $4.27 billion $11.55 – $58.15
QUBT Quantum Computing Inc Photonic quantum computing and reservoir computing hardware. $6.31 Retrieved -8.15% $1.56 billion $6.18 – $23.79

Quantum computing growth, profitability and valuation comparison

Company / reporting period Revenue growth (YoY) Revenue (TTM) Net margin (TTM) P/E (TTM) P/S (TTM)
IonQ (IONQ) — — — — —
D-Wave Quantum (QBTS) — — — — —
Rigetti Computing (RGTI) — — — — —
Quantum Computing Inc (QUBT) — — — — —
About the data and comparisons

Stock prices reflect the latest available market close. Market capitalisation and financial results may have different reporting dates; refer to the dates shown when comparing companies.

  • Revenue growth compares the latest fiscal quarter with the same fiscal quarter a year earlier. Missing or ambiguous comparison periods are not estimated.
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  • P/E uses the displayed close divided by TTM diluted EPS and is omitted for non-positive earnings. P/S uses reference market capitalisation divided by positive TTM revenue; it is not enterprise value to sales.
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