Rigetti Computing Stock News

Every few decades, a new technology hits the scene, transforming the way people live and creating billions -- if not trillions -- in shareholder value. Most recently, this has included generative artificial intelligence (AI) and the internet.

Rigetti Computing (RGTI 0.72%) is one of the more popular quantum computing start-up stocks on the market. It currently trades for around $11 per share, so if it reached $20, the stock would nearly double.

Similar to artificial intelligence (AI), quantum computing is seen as a big technological disruption in the making that will revolutionize society. Quantum computers will ideally be able to solve complex problems that have stumped classical computers and do so in a much more efficient manner than humans have to this point.

Most investors think quantum computing is science fiction. They're wrong -- it's a scientific fact, with quantum stock gains from the leading pure-play developers ranging from 504% to 1,220% over the past 12 months:

Quantum computing stocks have become highly volatile in the past few months, often rising by double digits in a day and then plunging on the following day.  Analysts have a mixed opinion on the industry, with some expecting it to keep growing.

Most investors are now aware of the remarkable rallies that have been locked inside the technology sector of the United States. However, those extraordinary overnight gains have mainly been confined to the artificial intelligence level, with a few exceptions in the semiconductor and chipmaking industries.

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