IonQ has taken some pages out of Nvidia's winning playbook.Nvidia (NVDA 1.65%) has been one of the premier stocks to own over the past few years. Its graphics processing units (GPUs) have become the core computing hardware used to handle artificial intelligence (AI) workloads, and there is still a ton of computing capacity that needs to be built out to meet the expected demand. As such, the company is widely expected to produce phenomenal results for the rest of the decade.But what about in the 2030s? By th ...

Core Insights - The PatentVest Pulse Report highlights the transition of quantum computing from R&D to commercialization, identifying key players in the $850 billion market [1][2] - The report evaluates 38 companies based on competitive progress and intellectual property defensibility, indicating that leadership is not yet established [2][3] Competitive Benchmarking - PatentVest analyzed 38 companies across various metrics including technology modality, funding history, and patent portfolio defensibility [3] - The top companies ranked by global patent publications include D-Wave Quantum Inc., Origin Quantum, and IonQ Inc., with D-Wave leading with 1,338 publications [4][5] Emerging Quantum Computing Companies - The report ranks companies based on their global patent publications and total patent families, showcasing a concentrated leadership group [5] - D-Wave, Origin Quantum, and IonQ are identified as frontrunners, while other challengers like PsiQuantum and Quantinuum are also making significant advancements [5] IP Landscape - The analysis covers 14,762 patent families from 1,743 assignees, mapping the intellectual property landscape in quantum computing [6] - IBM, Alphabet, and Microsoft are the top corporate assignees in terms of patent publications, while startups like D-Wave and Rigetti hold targeted portfolios [7] Conclusion - The combination of competitive benchmarking and IP landscape analysis suggests that success in quantum computing will depend on both intellectual property and commercialization capabilities [8]

Could a new breakthrough mean Rigetti is closer to the finish line?Shares of Rigetti Computing (RGTI -1.47%) jumped this week. The quantum computing start-up's stock rose 9.3% from last Friday's close. The move came as the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq-100 rose 2.4% and 3.7%, respectively.Rigetti and other quantum stocks were lifted this week by news that researchers at the University of Southern California may have found a way around obstacles the technology faces in its development.A "rescued" particle could boo ...

The latest wave of artificial intelligence arrives, but this time, the focus isn’t on the companies producing the chips and semiconductors needed to develop and train these models. Instead, the main profit comes from the processing power and emerging technologies that today’s AI is generating—or quietly developing behind the scenes. That new technology is called quantum computing, and it offers a new way of examining the entire industry and its future potential. IonQ TodayIONQIonQ$41.06 +0.57 (+1.42%) 52-W ...

Core Insights - IonQ is expanding its global presence, particularly in Asia, by signing MOUs with Japanese and Korean companies to enhance quantum computing and networking [2][10] - The company's acquisitions, such as ID Quantique and Lightsynq, are strengthening its capabilities in telecom and secure quantum communications [3][10] - IonQ anticipates revenues of $16–$18 million in Q2 2025, with Asia partnerships expected to drive significant commercial growth [6][10] Company Strategy - IonQ's strategy focuses on integrating research capabilities, military-grade network security, and enterprise applications in the Asia-Pacific region [3] - The acquisition of Lightsynq is pivotal for developing long-distance quantum repeaters, essential for the quantum Internet [4] - The geopolitical climate is increasing demand for secure, localized quantum systems, positioning IonQ favorably for revenue growth [5] Competitive Landscape - Competitors like IBM and Rigetti are intensifying their efforts in the quantum space, with IBM leveraging its Quantum Network in Japan and Korea [7][8] - Rigetti is focusing on hybrid quantum-classical systems and forming partnerships to remain competitive despite its lower capital [8] Financial Performance - IonQ shares have increased by 53.7% over the past three months, outperforming the industry [9] - The Zacks Consensus Estimate for IonQ's 2025 revenues suggests a year-over-year growth of 97.3%, despite a widening loss per share estimate [13]

D-Wave Quantum TodayQBTSD-Wave Quantum$18.39 -0.50 (-2.63%) 52-Week Range$0.75▼$20.56Price Target$14.38Add to WatchlistDespite tripling in value in the last six months, shares of D-Wave Quantum Inc. NYSE: QBTS seemed to be rallying once again with an increase of nearly 26% over a five-day period in mid-July 2025. This surge comes after D-Wave shares traded mostly horizontally for about two months starting in mid-May. Rivals including Quantum Computing Inc. NASDAQ: QUBT and IonQ Inc. NYSE: IONQ rose as well ...

Rigetti stock isn't an investment, but a gamble.Rigetti Computing (RGTI 15.45%) surged ahead to close up 15.5% Wednesday after investment bank Cantor Fitzgerald initiated coverage of the quantum computing stock with an outperform rating (i.e., buy) and a $15 price target -- which, if correct, implies Rigetti stock could go up another 20% over the next 12 months. Quantum investing"Quantum computing is in its infancy," explains Cantor in a note covered on StreetInsider.com today, "but remains one of the most ...

Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Positive" investment rating for the quantum technology industry [6]. Core Insights - On May 22, U.S. quantum computing stocks experienced a significant surge, with IonQ's stock rising nearly 37%, D-Wave Quantum increasing by 24%, Rigetti Computing up by 26%, and Quantum Computing gaining over 14%. This surge is attributed to government support and a positive outlook for the industry, which is expected to accelerate the commercialization of quantum technology [2][4][9]. - The report emphasizes the importance of focusing on the entire quantum technology supply chain, particularly leading companies in quantum computing and quantum communication [9]. Summary by Sections Event Description - The report highlights the collective surge of U.S. quantum computing stocks on May 22, with notable increases in stock prices for key players in the industry [4]. Company Analysis - IonQ aims to position itself as the "NVIDIA of quantum computing," with a first-quarter revenue of $7.6 million and a net loss of $32.3 million, which is an improvement from a net loss of $39.6 million in the same period last year. IonQ projects annual revenue between $75 million and $95 million, indicating strong confidence in the quantum computing sector [9]. - IonQ is actively pursuing partnerships to enhance the commercialization of quantum technology, including a $22 million agreement with EPB to establish a commercial quantum computing and networking center, and collaborations with Einride and KISTI to develop quantum computing solutions [9]. Policy Support - The report notes that quantum technology has received significant attention from governments worldwide, with public investment in quantum technology increasing by over 50% in 2023 compared to 2022, exceeding $10 billion. The total historical investment has reached approximately $42 billion, with the U.S. and China leading in this area [9].

I admit it. I completely missed the monster move in quantum computing stocks when Google and Amazon announced breakthroughs in the field a few months back. Quantum computing has been lurking in the background for years; the nerdy dream of physicists and engineers, neverClem Chambers is CEO of Online Blockchain plc, and founder of the upcoming financial information website aNEWfn.com. He is also the author of Amazon No.1 Bestsellers: 101 Ways to Pick Stock Market Winners, and Trading Cryptocurrencies: A Begi ...