D-Wave Quantum Stock News

D-Wave Quantum stock has gained over 2,400% since November 2024 but is down 40% from its peak in October. It's too early to pick winners in the quantum computing race, even in the less crowded quantum annealing subsector.

D-Wave stock is up nearly 500% in the past 12 months. The company announced a new government business unit in December.

The era of buying stock based on science fiction potential has finally ended. Throughout 2025, the quantum computing sector underwent a massive, necessary shift in investor sentiment.

Quantum computing could be a $205 billion market within a decade, according to an analyst who recommends IonQ, Rigetti and D-Wave shares for investors willing to look past “lumpy” revenue.

The sector is soaring because of a narrative around commercialization and disruption. The technology claims a lot of promises, but has failed to ever commercialize.

Quantum computing ‘promises a major transformation in high-performance computing tasks,' say analysts.

D-Wave Quantum's stock has gone on a wild ride since its public debut. It's locking in a lot of customers but barely generating any revenue from them.

Quantum computing pure-play stocks have been on fire this year, with one estimate projecting that this technology can create up to $850 billion in global economic value by 2040. Insiders at Wall Street's high-flying quantum computing stocks are sounding a warning that investors would be wise not to ignore.