D-Wave Quantum QBTS and IonQ IONQ are two of the most prominent pure-play quantum computing companies. While both companies aim to transform traditional computing architectures, their strategies and ...

Burnaby, B.C.-based D-Wave Systems, the quantum computing company that counts Jeff Bezos among its investors and NASA among its customers, has struck a deal to go public with a $1.2… Read More D ...

D-Wave's systems can be thought of as a large collection of magnets, each of which can flip orientations. These aren't qubits in the same way that the components of IBM or Intel's quantum ...

D-Wave Systems says its next-generation, 5,000-qubit quantum computing system will be called Advantage, to recognize the business advantage it hopes its customers will derive.

Vancouver-based D-Wave Systems, a quantum computing systems, software and services provider, has agreed to go public in the US by merging with blank-check company DPCM Capital. The deal, expected ...

D-Wave made a name for itself with its early annealing quantum computers and even though the company recently announced its efforts to also build a superconducting gate-model ... D-Wave Systems Inc.

D-Wave Systems, which is set to go public with the $1.2 billion merger with DPCM Capital, has appointed a new public company board of directors. They include Emil Michael, ...

D-Wave’s quantum annealing systems are specialized for solving complex optimization problems. Its Advantage2 processor supports over 5,000 qubits, with the company now introducing gate-model ...

Today D-Wave Systems announced details of its most advanced quantum computing system, featuring a new 2000-qubit processor. The announcement is being made at the company’s inaugural users group ...

D-Wave Systems today announced Leap 2, a new version of its quantum cloud service for building and deploying quantum computing applications. Leap 2 is designed to help businesses and developers ...

Quantum-computing vendor D-Wave Systems Inc. said Tuesday it is giving researchers and companies studying the novel coronavirus free access to its early-stage, experimental machines over the cloud ...

D-Wave Systems, which has been developing a radically different kind of computer since 1999, has installed a grand total of two outside its premises. But management, and investors, seem undaunted.