D-Wave Quantum Aktie News

Both QuantumScape and D-Wave Quantum have captivated investor interest with their innovative technologies and impressive 2025 returns of approximately 200% year-to-date. But if you were to select just one for the upcoming phase of the tech revolution, which would you choose?

D-Wave Computing (QBTS) is upgraded to Buy, driven by positive quantum sector developments and Nvidia's NVQLink announcement. QBTS stands out for commercial viability, rapid revenue growth, and a unique quantum annealing approach, differentiating it from peers like IonQ and Rigetti. Nvidia's NVQLink is seen as a major catalyst for QBTS, potentially accelerating demand and bridging the gap betwe...

D-Wave Quantum (QBTS 8.96%) just secured a €10 million partnership with Swiss Quantum Technology to expand its Advantage2 system across Europe. This move could position D-Wave at the center of the continent's quantum computing revolution -- and open the door for explosive growth.

Quantum computing stocks are on fire over the trailing-12-months, with IonQ, Rigetti Computing, D-Wave Quantum, and Quantum Computing Inc. soaring by up to 3,140%! The Trump administration is rumored to want equity stakes in Wall Street's high-flying quantum computing pure-play stocks, which would open up a can of worms.

D-Wave Quantum Inc. NYSE: QBTS experienced an unusually volatile week in mid-October 2025, even relative to other turbulent periods in the quantum computing star's recent history. Shares plummeted from close to $40 to under $27 each before partially reversing course late in the week, leaving the firm with a five-day return of -17.6%.

Pure-play quantum stocks have delivered monstrous returns over 12 months, as governments see encryption vulnerability as a security priority. "Q-Day" (when quantum computing breaks most standard encryption methods), now estimated for 2030, is accelerating spending.

This year, the market's seen its fair share of so-called Trump trades. Over the past quarter specifically, the president has announced that the government will be taking equity stakes in at least three publicly traded companies.

According to The Wall Street Journal, the Trump administration is considering investing $10 million in several quantum computing stocks. The move follows investments in Intel and MP Materials.