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Quantum computing, once a dream, is truly here, and the implications are starting to come into focus. There are two: the sheer size of the addressable market for quantum computing, and the enormous potential improvements in computing performance. On the first, McKinsey’s estimates suggest quantum computing is beginning to move beyond its early commercial stage. Industry revenue climbed from roughly $750 million in 2024 to $1 billion in 2025, representing growth of more than 30%, and could reach

Two months after its public listing, IQM agrees to sell a system to a research institution in Brazil.

International Business Machines and Lockheed Martin might seem like an unlikely pairing, but the storied tech giant and defense titan share common ground: quantum computing. The companies are taking their existing partnership a step further with the formation of a quantum innovation hub in Switzerland, IBM and Lockheed announced Thursday. At the heart of the agreement is the deployment of an IBM Quantum System Two, the latest generation of the company’s flagship quantum computer, which will be accessible to academics, researchers, and enterprises in the country.

Quantum computing fans have a new entry point into the market: Pasqal which roared in its U.S. market debut on Friday. Earlier this week, Bleichroeder Acquisition Corp. II shareholders voted overwhelmingly in favor of the special-purpose acquisition company’s merger with Pasqal, a French developer of neutral-atom quantum computers, which trap and manipulates individual particles with lasers. “We want the world to know Pasqal, because we are doing something real,” CEO Wasiq Bokhari said in an interview with Barron’s. “We are solving real problems today, not in the future.”

Recently public quantum companies like Quantinuum, IQM, and Infleqtion are steadily scaling up their presence in the region.

Seven quantum computing stocks rallied Aug. 21. One earnings report buried in the group stands out from the rest.

IQM Quantum Computers Oyj share buyback and outlook at a glance IQM Quantum Computers Oyj (HLSE:IQMX) has announced a share repurchase program of up to 25,000,000 shares, alongside new 2026 revenue guidance and fresh second quarter 2026 earnings figures. These three updates give you a timely snapshot of how the company is approaching capital allocation, its revenue ambitions for 2026, and its current profitability, which can all influence how you think about the stock. See our latest analysis...

IQM Quantum Computers (NASDAQ:IQMX) reported its first results as a public company, outlining a growing order backlog, a second-half-weighted revenue outlook and continued investment in superconducting quantum systems for high-performance computing environments. The company began trading on the Nas

IQM Quantum Computers' Nasdaq listing adds a new European rival for D-Wave and Rigetti, intensifying competition while expanding investor options in the pure-play quantum computing sector.

The clearest sign that quantum computing has breached the cultural mainstream is that even professional basketball players are taking notice. After years of scientists rallying behind the technology, endorsements have started rolling in from outside the lab. Most recently, quantum found an unlikely advocate in Kyle Kuzma, NBA player for the Milwaukee Bucks, who visited IBM’s Thomas J. Watson Research Center last week to tour the facilities.

IQM Quantum Computers Oyj (IQMX) is back in focus after a series of managers' transaction disclosures, including share disposals, stock option acceptances and corrected notifications tied to closely associated investment entities. See our latest analysis for IQM Quantum Computers Oyj. The 1 day share price return for IQM Quantum Computers Oyj declined 7.33% to $12.89, while the year to date share price return is only modestly lower at 1.07%. This suggests recent manager transactions and the...