A trio of quantum-computing stocks has seen huge gains over the past few months, bolstered by a wave of hype from retail investors looking to cash in on what could be the “next big thing” in tech.

Chinese scientists have unveiled Zuchongzhi 3.0, a 105-qubit quantum processor that puts China on par with the United States in the race to build the world’s most powerful quantum computer.

Israel’s first domestically built quantum computer, using advanced superconducting technology, is now operational. The 20-qubit quantum computer was developed under the leadership of the Israel ...

IonQ has emerged as one of the hottest quantum computing stocks on the market. A recent announcement from Alphabet regarding its Willow quantum chips sparked cheers from investors earlier this month.

Budrul Chukrut / SOPA Images / LightRocket via Getty Images Quantum Computing was awarded a contract by NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center to use its entropy quantum optimization machine to help ...

she wrote her dissertation on quantum computers while studying for her Bachelor’s degree in Physics, a work that was subsequently accepted for publication by the scholarly journal Science. Yet Heim is ...

Commercial quantum computers are years away, but investors may be banking on the idea that they are the future. Here’s what to know. [Photo: John D/iStock/Getty Images] BY Michael Grothaus 3 ...

Leveraging the principles of quantum mechanics, quantum computers can perform calculations at lightning-fast speeds, enabling them to solve complex problems faster than conventional computers.

Quantum Computing (NASDAQ:QUBT) led quantum stocks higher Monday as enthusiasm behind this technology grows, despite commercialization yet to arrive. Quantum Computing surged 68% by late afternoon ...

IonQ, Quantum Computing and Rigetti Computing shares continue to trend higher on momentum across the quantum space. The rally across quantum names follows Alphabet's recent breakthrough in quantum ...

We’re kind of in that same era today with quantum computers. We have analog quantum computers that can be used to solve very specific problems, and several different approaches to general ...

Quantum computers will be much faster than conventional ones. But their error rate is still too high. It’s hoped Google's new processing chip will improve their ...