Quantum Computing Inc. - Common Stock (QUBT)

Quantum computing stocks have absolutely dominated this year, despite challenging and uncertain macroeconomic conditions.

Quantum computing is an exciting new area emerging within the artificial intelligence (AI) realm.

Here's a look at what happened this week in the quantum computing sector.

Shares in D-Wave Quantum popped on Thursday as other quantum computing stocks also rose. D-Wave Q2 earnings are due in early August.

Bank of America forecast that quantum computing could reach a key milestone by 2030-2033. But BofA did not rate quantum computing stocks.

On Tuesday, Fluence jumped 4.8% to $8.32; Taiwan Semiconductor rose 3.6% to $236.95; and Nebius added 3% to $53.53.

Quantum Computing shares dip despite landing first U.S. commercial quantum security deal with a top-tier bank.

Quantum computing stocks have captured the attention of investors due to their immense potential and the considerable risks facing the emerging industry.

Quantum computing stocks had a big week with a completed offering and bullish analyst coverage of several stocks.

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Quantum computing stocks are continuing their roller coaster ride amid fresh industry outlooks from consultancy McKinsey and Morgan Stanley.

Quantum Computing announced a $200 million private placement, Microsoft's CEO said quantum computing could take scientific advancements to the next level and more from the week.

"It's the volatility that attracts traders," Matt Markiewicz, head of Product and Capital Markets at Tradr, told Benzinga.

Quantum computing is one of the next growth areas of the technology sector, with two names to clearly stand out as potential winners.

D-Wave's new partnership with a university and city government in South Korea could mean international expansion opportunities, but are they enough?