Ionq Inc

IonQ's 2025 revenue reached $130 million, significantly exceeding D-Wave's $24.6 million and Rigetti's $7.1 million. The Defiance Quantum ETF (QTUM) holds over $3.5 billion in assets, though its direct holdings in U.S. quantum stocks remain below 3%.

Rigetti Computing shares declined alongside peers IonQ and D-Wave Quantum, highlighting investor impatience for revenue growth over technological promises. A new UK quantum funding package failed to lift the sector.

Rigetti Computing's stock edged higher Friday, closing at $16.17, while SEC filings revealed insider stock sales by its CTO and CFO to cover tax obligations. The quantum computing firm reported 2025 revenue of $7.1 million and a net loss of $216.2 million, as it pushes forward with its roadmap.

D-Wave Quantum Inc. shares advanced after reporting 2025 financial results and a significant surge in future bookings, exceeding $32.8 million for 2026. The news lifted other quantum computing stocks.

IonQ shares jumped roughly 19% following an improved 2026 revenue forecast and the launch of a national quantum key distribution network in Romania.

Quantum computing equities advanced Friday, led by Rigetti Computing and IonQ, as investors looked past a downgrade and toward upcoming quarterly results. Markets are closed Monday for the holiday.

Morgan Stanley disclosed a reduced stake in IonQ, while TD Cowen downgraded Rigetti to hold, citing valuation and funding concerns. Both quantum computing firms report earnings next week.

Shares of quantum computing companies soared Friday, with IonQ, Rigetti, D-Wave, and Quantum Computing Inc gaining 15-21% amid a broad tech rally. Heavy trading volume accompanied the moves.

Leading quantum computing equities surged 15-21% on Friday, rebounding from prior losses as the Dow crossed 50,000. Investors await key economic data and IonQ's earnings amid contract scrutiny.