Quantum Computing (QUBT) has had an interesting run lately, drawing attention as its stock has seen swings over the past month. Investors are considering both recent performance and future prospects,

Trump administration denies talks to take equity stakes in quantum firms after rumors fueled a sharp rally in sector stocks.

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Like Palantir, Rigetti's trajectory suggests a similar pattern of mastering complexity for governments before monetizing with corporations.

Bitcoin Quantum Core 0.2 replaces Bitcoin's vulnerable ECDSA signatures with NIST-approved ML-DSA, completing the full flow of wallet creation, transaction signing and verification, and mining. This provides a standards-based path to protect the entire $2.

The tech sector is being driven by growing investment in artificial intelligence (AI), which promises to add trillions in value to the economy in the decades to come. Here are two high-growth tech stocks that Wall Street analysts expect will grow revenues at high rates through 2026.

BTQ’s Bitcoin Quantum Core 0.2 replaces Bitcoin’s existing signatures, which are vulnerable to quantum computers, with new ones designed to resist quantum attacks.

The quantum computer developer’s stock dropped more than 8% on the news today. IonQ floated its shares on the NYSE in 2021 through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company, or SPAC. It lost $177.5 million on $20.7 million in revenue last quarter.

By miniaturizing THz spectroscopy to a chip-scale platform, James McIver’s lab has uncovered a promising new method for controlling quantum materials. Under certain conditions, two-dimensional (2D) materials can exhibit remarkable quantum states,