Quantum Computing Stocks Investors May Want To Watch Beyond IonQ

Global bond markets are reacting to higher long dated yields as investors reassess growth and inflation, which puts more focus on companies tied to long term technology shifts like quantum computing stocks. Capital is becoming more selective, so investors who identify credible quantum computing stories early may gain an edge. This article highlights three quantum computing stocks from our screener to watch right now.

The three stocks covered below are just a starting sample, with the full quantum computing screen surfacing 21 more companies that carry their own compelling narratives and risk profiles. If you want to go deeper into this theme, head straight to the Quantum Computing Stocks screener to identify, compare, and analyze the quantum computing stocks that best fit your approach.

IonQ (IONQ)

IonQ is a pure play on commercial quantum computing, developing trapped ion quantum computers and selling access to them through major cloud platforms like AWS Braket, Microsoft Azure Quantum, and Google Cloud Marketplace, as well as through its own services. The business currently reports all revenue from computer services, at about $246 million, covering hardware systems, cloud access, algorithm co-development, and support. IonQ is a sizeable player in this niche, with a market cap of roughly $16.5b.