As quantum computing evolves from theory to commercialization, two distinct visions are emerging. Rigetti Computing RGTI and ...

D-Wave dropped its share prices by 11.8 percent week-on-week as investors unloaded positions over fears that the aggressive ...

D-Wave Systems says its next-generation, 5,000-qubit quantum computing system will be called Advantage, to recognize the business advantage it hopes its customers will derive from the company’s ...

Rigetti and D-Wave will be able to break away from the pack, while Quantum Computing’s technology poses a challenge, an ...

QuantumScape's first QSE-5 battery has an energy density of over 800 Wh/L (watt hours per liter) and can be fast-charged from ...

Quantum computing is in its early stages, and two promising companies in the field are D-Wave and IonQ. D-Wave generated a ...

D-Wave's systems can be thought of as a large collection of magnets, each of which can flip orientations. These aren't qubits in the same way that the components of IBM or Intel's quantum ...

D-Wave Quantum's valuation is disconnected from fundamentals, with massive dilution, negative cash flow, and revenue reliant ...

Quantum annealer D-Wave’s Advantage2 was one of the processors used to simulate quantum magnetic phase transitions. (Courtesy: D-Wave Systems) D-Wave Systems has used quantum annealing to do ...

D-Wave Systems has attracted total funding of more than $200 million from a bevy of high-profile investors, including Amazon founder Jeff Bezos’ venture capital fund, Goldman Sachs and In-Q-Tel.

Customers have the ability to purchase on-premises D-Wave Advantage systems, the world’s largest annealing quantum computers with more than 5,000 qubits and 15-way connectivity.

D-Wave deployed what was considered the first quantum computer in 2011, and its systems have been purchased by Google, Lockheed Martin, NASA, and the Los Alamos National Laboratory.