On Thursday, International Business Machines Corp IBM CEO Arvind Krishna said quantum computing could begin making a ...

After a rough start to the year, America’s four major publicly traded quantum computing companies are surging once again. The latest rally kicked off about a month ago, right around World Quantum Day, ...

Arvind Krishna said quantum computing will begin generating meaningful revenue before the decade ends as investment in the sector accelerates, in an interview on CNBC.

The federal government recently invested a total of just over $2 billion in a group of quantum computing companies. IBM, IonQ, D-Wave, and Rigetti Computing each got a cut. Of those, only IBM is ...

Big Blue is racing to show that its quantum computing business can be profitable following a historic stock tumble.

Both companies are burning cash and unprofitable, but their technology bets and customer rosters tell a starkly different story.

Here's how they stack up -- and whether either stock deserves a spot in your portfolio.

Quantum Computing Inc. receives a speculative buy rating, targeting investors willing to accept high risk for asymmetric returns. QUBT’s $850M cash position post-raise eliminates near-term funding ...

For years, quantum computing sat in the same category as nuclear fusion. It was always promising, always fascinating, and always just far enough away that investors could safely ignore it. One of the ...

Quantum computing is often considered a speculative field, since those systems are still primarily used for niche government and research projects rather than mainstream computing applications.

Quantum computing is very much a story of the future, as companies are still building out the technology needed to turn possibilities into realities. Those possibilities, however, remain very ...

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