Group 1: CoreWeave - CoreWeave transitioned from an Ethereum mining operation to an AI-oriented cloud infrastructure business, leveraging its inventory of GPUs [4][5] - The company invested approximately 16 million in 2022 to 5 billion in 2025 [6] - CoreWeave's stock has increased over four times since its IPO two months ago, but it faces challenges such as high debt and lack of profits [6][7] Group 2: D-Wave Computing - D-Wave develops quantum annealing tools that optimize workflows and supply chains, operating more efficiently than traditional computers [8] - The core Leap platform integrates with larger public cloud platforms and helps organizations identify the most efficient processes [9] - Revenue is expected to rise from 74 million by 2027, but the company is not projected to become profitable soon [10] Group 3: QuantumScape - QuantumScape focuses on developing solid-state lithium metal batteries, which offer advantages for electric vehicles, but has not yet commercialized its products [11] - The company is backed by Volkswagen and aims to produce batteries with fast charging times and extended ranges [12] - Currently valued at $2.4 billion, QuantumScape is unprofitable and not generating revenue, but successful scaling could attract significant investor interest [13]
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