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To own QUBT here, you effectively have to believe that its early mover position in photonic quantum chips and edge-AI hardware can translate into a durable commercial platform long before the current cash burn and dilution risks catch up with it. The recent Q3 2025 earnings surprise and very large one-year share price gain have clearly become short-term catalysts in their own right, attracting momentum traders and retail interest that were not central to the story a few months ago. That may support liquidity and help future capital raises but does not change the near-term reality of sub-US$1 million revenue, ongoing losses and hardware that is still in testing and low-volume shipments. If anything, the speculative spike heightens execution, funding and competition risks from here.
Our valuation report unveils the possibility Quantum Computing's shares may be trading at a premium.Interestingly, 31 fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span from just US$0.03 to over US$23 per share, underscoring how far apart investor expectations can be. Set that against a business still generating only US$546,000 in revenue and facing material execution and dilution risks, and it becomes clear why taking in several viewpoints before forming a view on QUBT’s potential path makes sense.
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