D-Wave Quantum Inc QBTS

$15.77 -0.79 (-4.77%)

Valuation

Market cap
6,125,776,000
Revenue TTM
$24,590,000
Net income TTM
$-355,060,000
PE ratio
0.00
Forward PE
—
Profit margin
-1,443.92%
Debt to equity
0.03

Trading

Volume
20,216,500
Avg volume
16,997,375
Day's range
$15.74 – $17.00
Shares out
369,914,000
Stochastic %K
1%
Beta
2.18
Analysts
Strong Sell
Price target
$34.69

Price

Company profile

D-Wave Quantum Inc. engages in the development and delivery of quantum computing systems, software, and services worldwide. It provides Advantage and Advantage 2 quantum computers; Ocean, a suite of open-source tools; and Leap quantum cloud service, a cloud-based service that provides real-time access to quantum computers and quantum hybrid solvers; and secure access and data protection services, as well as Ocean sof...

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D-Wave Quantum Inc. engages in the development and delivery of quantum computing systems, software, and services worldwide. It provides Advantage and Advantage 2 quantum computers; Ocean, a suite of open-source tools; and Leap quantum cloud service, a cloud-based service that provides real-time access to quantum computers and quantum hybrid solvers; and secure access and data protection services, as well as Ocean software development kit (SDK), a Python-based SDK for developers to learn and build applications on company's server. The company also provides Leap hybrid solver service that offers a combination of quantum and classical computation resources and advanced algorithms to solve problems of enterprise scale; and D-Wave Launch, a phased approach to identify and build in-production quantum hybrid applications, including training sessions and quantum computing access. In addition, the company offers D-Wave Advantage annealing quantum computing systems; and Ocean developer tools. Its quantum solutions are used in allocation, resource scheduling, factory scheduling, vehicle routing, logistics optimization, drug discovery, industrial construction design, portfolio optimization and maintenance, repair, and overhaul optimization. D-Wave Quantum Inc. was founded in 1999 and is based in Palo Alto, California.

Industry
Computer Hardware
Sector
Technology
Phone
604 285 2881
Website
https://www.dwavequantum.com
Address
2650 East Bayshore Road, Palo Alto, United States

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KellyHanzee Oct 3, 11:08 PM
$QBTS enough of this nonsense. Let’s start moving back to $40.
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GenuineTrader Oct 3, 9:32 PM
$QBTS Is drop due to in$ID@r trading?
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JohnWick13 Oct 3, 6:27 PM
$QUBT $IONQ $RGTI $INFQ $QBTS With initial shipments beginning in November 2026, this launch positions QUBT to transition from an R&D and consulting valuation model toward recognizing tangible commercial hardware revenue.
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JohnWick13 Oct 3, 6:26 PM
$QUBT $IONQ $RGTI $INFQ $QBTS Because it doesn't need specialized isolated facilities, enterprises can deploy the Dirac-3S directly into their existing on premise data centers or cloud AI/ML pipelines. This significantly lowers the space, weight, power, & cost (SWaP-C) for customers compared to legacy quantum setups.
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JohnWick13 Oct 3, 6:25 PM
$QUBT $IONQ $RGTI $INFQ $QBTS Hitting the 10,000 variable threshold moves the hardware out of academic proof-of-concept territory and into genuine enterprise utility. The system is now large enough to solve real world complexities in supply chain routing, financial portfolio weightings, & physics simulations
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JohnWick13 Oct 3, 6:25 PM
$QUBT $IONQ $RGTI $INFQ $QBTS QUBT stated that the Dirac-3S achieved the strongest overall performance across the industry standard DIMACS benchmark suite, verifying its ability to consistently find optimal solutions at this new scale.
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JohnWick13 Oct 3, 6:24 PM
$QUBT $IBM $GOOGL $IONQ $QBTS Universal gate model quantum computers built by companies like IBM, Google, & IonQ are focused on broad applications but remain highly error prone & are years away from commercial fault tolerance. Like D-Wave, QUBT's Dirac-3S bypasses this bottleneck by specializing entirely in optimization math, allowing it to deliver practical enterprise solutions immediately.
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JohnWick13 Oct 3, 6:23 PM
$QUBT $IONQ $RGTI $INFQ $QBTS Room-Temperature Photonics vs. Cryogenics: The Dirac-3S uses Entropy Quantum Computing (EQC) driven by integrated photonics (particles of light). This allows it to run at room temperature inside a standard 5U server rack. In contrast, its closest direct competitor in the optimization space, D-Wave relies on superconducting qubits that require massive, expensive, & power-heavy cryogenic refrigeration.
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