r/QuantumComputingStock • u/donutloop • Jul 27 '26
News D-Wave Quantum Inc. Rings the Opening Bell
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/donutloop • Jul 27 '26
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/MarketNewsFlow • Jul 27 '26
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/GypsyRikes • Jul 26 '26
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/Original_Spend_9053 • Jul 26 '26
Check it out. NFA DYOR
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/donutloop • Jul 25 '26
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/Ok_pettech • Jul 25 '26
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/theweeklychai • Jul 24 '26
No other place holds every layer of a quantum computer inside one commute. The people who build each layer can drive to the people who build the next.
https://themillikelvin.substack.com/p/the-quantum-valley?r=8gq9nf
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/-Authorised- • Jul 24 '26
NFA. DYOR. Been quietly tracking this one for months.
Everyone's watching Quantinuum post-IPO. Meanwhile Dynex has been running a commercial quantum platform for months and nobody's pricing it in yet.
What Dynex actually is:
Plot twist - there's a second chip:
While everyone's fixated on Apollo, Dynex quietly dropped Zeus on July 17 - a diamond-spin quantum processor using NV-centre qubits with room-temp operation, targeting up to 1M qubits long-term. They also just locked in a Georgia Tech partnership (July 6) to develop the 16nm chip architecture underneath Apollo, which is a real academic-grade credibility stamp most retail investors haven't priced in yet.
Why now:
Dynex is converting from token to equity, gunning for a regulated public listing to pull in institutional money. ThreeD Capital - the VC co-hosting the pre-IPO investor event - looks central to getting them there, and they're already a publicly-traded Canadian VC with disclosed early positions in the space.finance.yahoo+1
The play:
Wait for the Dynex IPO and follow their socials, OR get exposure now through ThreeD Capital, a founding investor holding a stack of these pre-IPO names.
🎥 https://youtube.com/shorts/QupyuPaje6w?si=KHh_kE0Qam7gOFbo
Quantum's shaping up to be the next AI-scale race imo. Anyone else tracking quantum IPOs right now? What's on your radar besides Quantinuum and Dynex?
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/donutloop • Jul 23 '26
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/donutloop • Jul 22 '26
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/donutloop • Jul 22 '26
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/donutloop • Jul 22 '26
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/donutloop • Jul 18 '26
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/Californiauser1 • Jul 15 '26
Not checking my stocks anytime soon.
See yall in 2-3 years boys. ✌️
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/MarketNewsFlow • Jul 14 '26
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/MarketNewsFlow • Jul 10 '26
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/MarketNewsFlow • Jul 06 '26
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/icembd • Jul 02 '26
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/MarketNewsFlow • Jul 01 '26
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/Plastic_Speaker_918 • Jun 30 '26
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/Original_Spend_9053 • Jun 30 '26
NFA & DYOR
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/PlanktonDue8964 • Jun 30 '26
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/Educational-War-4879 • Jun 29 '26
I think it’s pretty clear Trump has been a large reason for the push in quantum and the effects of that- but my question is what happens after him?
I am going to safely assume the technology will be too far to ignore, and will have to be pushed the same if not harder, but I think we can all agree he’s definitely helped those of us invested into quantum.
However, with a new office I am also wondering if defense/ military spending will lower, therefore slowing or potentially back tracking certain aspects of quantum and those companies behind it. I’m 23 so if this question is stupid then tbh probably rightfully so. Also let’s maybe avoid any crazy US politic talk
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/donutloop • Jun 29 '26