Quantum computing stocks D-Wave Quantum and Rigetti Computing have dropped over 50% this year, with Q3 earnings reports due November 10. Investors will watch if revenue growth can offset heavy cash burn, as both companies face pressure to meet guidance. D-Wave expects modest Q3 revenue growth and aims to ship key systems in Q4, while Rigetti targets strong revenue from a major order and maintaining controlled cash outflow. Their performance contrasts sharply with IonQ's much larger revenue, highlighting challenges in the quantum sector.
D-Wave Quantum trades at USD 10.69 and Rigetti Computing at USD 11.63 on Pluang as of Nov 09, 2026 20:12 WIB, both well below their 52-week highs of USD 32.19 and USD 33.77 respectively. This sharp decline aligns with the article's note of over 50% drops this year. Investors on Pluang hold these stocks typically for around 37 to 40 days, reflecting ongoing interest despite volatility as Q3 earnings approach.
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