Quantum Stock Tracker: IonQ, Rigetti, and D-Wave Gain from Anticipated Rate Cuts
Market Reaction: Quantum stocks experienced a boost following dovish remarks from Fed Chair Jerome Powell, which raised hopes for lower interest rates benefiting debt-laden quantum companies.
Quantum Computing, Inc. (QUBT): The company reported disappointing Q2 results with losses of 26 cents per share and revenue below expectations, but emphasized its focus on delivering practical, purpose-built quantum machines.
IonQ Developments: IonQ's stock rose after announcing it controls over 1,000 patents, highlighting its technical leadership and ambition to develop a quantum system with 2 million qubits by 2030.
D-Wave Quantum Conference: D-Wave announced its first Qubits Japan 2025 user conference in Tokyo, reflecting the growing importance of Asia in quantum computing, while also reporting an 83% increase in bookings in the APAC region over the past year.
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D-Wave Quantum Relocates Headquarters to Florida's Boca Raton
- Headquarters Relocation: D-Wave Quantum Inc. is relocating its global headquarters to the Boca Raton Innovation Campus in Florida, marking a significant milestone for South Florida's tech ecosystem and likely attracting more high-tech companies to the area.
- R&D Facility Establishment: The new headquarters will house a major U.S. R&D center, supported by a $20 million investment from Florida Atlantic University to purchase and install D-Wave's Advantage2™ quantum computer, further solidifying the region's leadership in quantum research.
- Infrastructure Enhancement: CP Group's $100 million capital improvement program at BRiC provides the mission-critical infrastructure necessary for quantum R&D, including wellness centers, coffee shops, and flexible event spaces, enhancing the campus's appeal and functionality.
- Leasing Activity Surge: BRiC achieved over 300,000 square feet of leasing activity by the end of 2025, demonstrating its successful transformation into a mixed-use

Wedbush Raises D-Wave Quantum Price Target to $40 Amid New Agreements
- Price Target Increase: Wedbush raised D-Wave Quantum's price target from $35 to $40, reflecting a series of agreements expected to generate approximately $30 million in incremental revenue, indicating strong market confidence in the company's growth potential.
- Key Agreement Signed: D-Wave secured a $10 million, two-year Quantum Computing as a Service agreement with a Fortune 100 company, signaling that quantum technology is gaining traction with commercial clients and bolstering confidence in D-Wave's systems.
- Academic Collaboration Opportunity: Florida Atlantic University signed an agreement to purchase and install an Advantage2 quantum computer, expected to arrive in 2026, showcasing academic recognition of D-Wave's technology and potentially paving the way for future applications and collaborations.
- Technological Innovation Progress: D-Wave introduced new hybrid solver capabilities that allow customers to integrate machine learning models directly into quantum optimization workflows, while accelerating its gate-model development roadmap, with plans to launch an initial product by 2026, further solidifying its leadership in the quantum computing space.






