Quantum companies D-Wave, IonQ, and others propel Quantum Index to unprecedented peak with share price escalations.
In the world of technology, quantum computing is making waves, and the Quantum Computing Index (WKN: SL0K3S) is reflecting this trend. The Index, which offers investors the opportunity to invest in pioneers of quantum computing technology, has recently reached a new record high of 134 points.
The surge in the Index can be attributed to a stream of positive news, with key players in the quantum computing industry performing exceptionally well. Quantum stocks, including D-Wave, IonQ, and Honeywell, have been among the big winners in recent trading days.
D-Wave, a company that hosted the "Qubits Japan" conference on September 17, 2025, with the theme "Quantum Realized", has seen a significant rise of more than 2,600 percent since the recommendation in the Hot Stock Report in issue 04/2024. At the conference, D-Wave's CEO Alan Baratz, along with other leading figures, presented promising applications of Quantum-AI using customer stories.
The applications presented at "Qubits Japan" were not limited to D-Wave. Another application showcased was in pharmaceutical research, while another was in telecommunications optimization. Quantinuum, a company currently developing its Helios system to bring quantum computing from the lab into practice, and Nvidia, through their joint research center in Boston, are working on integrating quantum and classical systems, such as through Nvidia's CUDA-Q platform.
The Quantum Computing Index is driven by the price gains of D-Wave, Honeywell, and IonQ, among others. The Index includes 15 top companies, such as IonQ, D-Wave Quantum, Rigetti, Alibaba, Alphabet, Quantum Computing, TSMC, IBM, Intel, Amazon, Microsoft, Nvidia, AMD, Honeywell, and Accenture.
The Index was founded by Dr. Yuping Huang, the interim and prospective CEO of Quantum Computing Inc. (QUBT), Robert Liscouski, a co-founder and executive chairman, and other senior leaders such as CFO Chris Roberts and COO Dr. Milan Begliarbekov. The board is supported by high-level advisors and academic experts like Dr. Brian La Cour and Dr. Javad Shabani.
Market predictions for the quantum technology market are optimistic. McKinsey predicts a market volume of $100 billion for the entire quantum technology by 2035. MarketsandMarkets forecasts the market for quantum computing to grow from $3.5 billion this year to $20 billion by 2030.
For more information about the Quantum Computing Index, a link is provided. As the world of quantum computing continues to evolve, it's an exciting time for investors to be a part of this revolutionary technology.
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