D-Wave Quantum Inc

D-Wave Quantum (QBTS) shares jumped over 9% after setting June 18 for Qubits Europe 2026 in London, ahead of its May 12 earnings release. Analysts forecast a loss of 8 cents per share on $4.19M revenue.

IonQ, Rigetti, D-Wave, and Quantum Computing Inc. report earnings in early May, with investors focused on revenue, bookings, and cash burn as the sector faces new IPOs and SPACs.

Rigetti Computing shares fell 1.5% after Wall Street Zen downgraded the stock to sell, even as the company launched its 108-qubit system on Amazon Braket and reported a $216.2 million net loss on $7.1 million revenue.

D-Wave Quantum shares slid 4.3% to $18.49 ahead of its Q1 earnings report on May 12, as investors seek evidence that its record bookings can translate into sustainable revenue.

D-Wave Quantum shares advanced roughly 8% in premarket trading Wednesday, building on a 15.8% gain the prior session. The rally follows Nvidia's release of open-source quantum AI models and CEO Alan Baratz's efforts to position the company as a commercial leader.

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.

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.

D-Wave Quantum shares advanced Thursday, extending gains after Nvidia introduced AI models for quantum computing. The company reported robust first-quarter 2026 bookings exceeding $32.8 million.