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Published on 05/12/2026 at 09:18 am EDT
May 12th, 2026
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Sold Advantage System to Jülich
Introduced General Availability of Advantage System
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Launched
Released New Developer Tools for Quantum AI
Closed €10M Agreement for
Signed $10 Million QCaaS Agreement with Fortune 100 Company
May 2026
Acquired
Supercomputing Centre
Demonstrated Quantum
Ford Otosan Application
Announced Advanced Cryogenic
System in Italy
Quantum Circuits, Inc.
Announced $20M System Purchase Agreement with Florida Atlantic
January 2025
Supremacy on Real-World Problem
Packaging Initiative
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Launched Advantage2 System at Davidson Technologies
Demonstrated First On-Chip
Cryogenic Control of Gate-Model Qubits
University
Driving to 100,000 qubit annealing processor
Dual-rail technology driving gate-model leadership
Larger enterprise QCaaS engagements
Growing adoption and support of
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D-Wave technology with U.S. government
Increasing number of system sales
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Established Product Portfolio:
Dual-Platform Quantum Computing Technologies
Both annealing and gate-model systems
Advantage quantum computers powering real-world optimization
Accessible through production-grade cloud service and via on-premises installation
Unique technology delivering high fidelity and superconducting speed
Lea real-time quantum cloud with hybrid solvers
Quantum supremacy published in Science
Offering Production Annealing Quantum Systems
Building Scalable Gate-Model Quantum Systems
Dual-rail superconducting qubit platform
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Growing Commercial Adoption:
1st commercial quantum computing company
1st in-production quantum applications
Over 100 customers in Q1 2026, over 50% of which are commercial enterprises
30+ enterprise use cases, including applications in production
First commercial use of quantum computer for LLMs
On-chip cryogenic control and multi-chip packaging
Advancing toward scalable, fault-tolerant quantum computing
Revenue Model:
Quantum Computing as a Service (QCaaS)
Professional services
System sales
Strong Customer Base
Thought & Technical Leadership
290+ U.S. granted patents * | 800+ granted & pending patents worldwide* | 100+ PhDs
*Includes exclusively licensed patents
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Dual-Platform Approach
Only company delivering both annealing and gate-model systems addressing
the full set of quantum applications
Production-Grade & In-Use
Only company with customer applications in production, providing 99.9% up-time service level agreements
Beyond Classical
Only company that's demonstrated capabilities beyond classical on a real-world problem (Annealing)
Built-In Error Detection
Unique dual-rail technology enabling efficient error-corrected gate systems
On-Chip Control Proprietary local cryogenic control and multi-chip superconducting packaging
for efficient systems scaling
Significant Talent & Extensive IP
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Doubled size of world-class quantum team, with Quantum Circuits' esteemed quantum scientists and developers
Production-Ready Today
Optimization AI/ML & GenAI Research
Annealing
or
Gate-Model
Production-Ready in 5+ Years
Quantum Chemistry Materials Design Research
Problem
Types
Combinatorial Optimization
Workforce Scheduling Logistics Routing Production Scheduling
Linear Algebra & Factorization
Machine Learning Cryptography
Drug Discovery
Differential Equations
Designer Drugs Everlasting Batteries 3D Fluid Dynamics
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Computational Problem
Annealing
( y)
D-Wave Onl
Annealing or Gate-Model
Gate-Model
Combinatorial Optimization
Linear Algebra & Factorization (Machine learning & cryptography)
Differential Equations
(Simulation)
LONG- TERM
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MID- TERM
5 - 15 Years
$25B - $50B TAM ( $5B - $10B )
NEAR- TERM
3 - 5 Years
$2B - $5B TAM ( $400M - $1B )
1. Boston Consulting Group: "Where Will Quantum Computers Create Value - and When?" May 2019 (80% of TAM accruing to end-users; 20% to quantum hardware, software and services providers)
15 - 30 Years
$450B - $850B TAM ( $90B - $170B )
Advantage System
Advantage Performance System
Advantage System
Product Commercialization
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3
Advantage System
D-Wave On System
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D-Wave Tw System
D-Wave 2 System
D-Wave 2000
X
Q
System
D-Wave 2000Q LN
System
Annealing Processors (only D-Wave)
Transition to Commercial Product
Transition from government and academic to commercial customers
Gate-Model Processors (D-Wave and all other players)
Noisy Intermediate Scale Quantum (NISQ)
One Scalable and Error-Corrected Qubit
One Scalable and Error-Corrected Few Qubit Processor
It is important to note that no one has yet shown a working error-corrected logical qubit that is scalable
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Commercial Applications Computational Supremacy
Over 73% of Q1 2026 revenue from commercial enterprises
Business applications in production to improve customers' operations
IonQ and Rigetti revenue dominated by government grants (as per public SEC filings)
Application Benchmarking
D-Wave
IBM
IonQ
~98% of optimal at problem size 320
~75% of optimal at problem size 6
~80% of optimal at problem size 10
Runs in a fraction of a second
~100x slower than QA
~10,000x slower than QA
D-Wave annealing quantum computers have long-term advantage in optimization
QED-C benchmarking: https://doi.Org/10.1145/3678184
D-Wave: demonstrated supremacy on a real-world magnetic materials simulation problem
Google and Quantinuum: demonstrated supremacy on contrived problem
Random circuit sampling -no practical application
No other unspoofed claims from any quantum computing company
Reliability and Availability
99.9%+ availability of Leap quantum cloud service
Real-time access with no lengthy queuing
SOC 2 Type 2 compliance
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Calculations beyond the reach of the Frontier supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Lab, one of the world's most powerful classical supercomputers
Computation on D-Wave's Advantage2TM prototype took just minutes and consumed <$1 of electricity
Classical computations performed on the Frontier supercomputer would have taken nearly 1 million years and required more than global annual electricity consumption
Exponential advantage over state-of-the-art classical techniques (tensor networks, neural networks, heuristics)
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Driving enhanced computational performance through greater qubit coherence, connectivity and energy scale. Accessible in D-Wave's LeapTM quantum cloud service and via on-premises installation.
Supports hybrid applications with up to 2 million variables.
Performance Gains Driven by:
Greater Coherence: Doubled to drive faster time-to-solution
Greater Connectivity: Increased from 15 to 20-way connectivity to enable solutions to more complex problems
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Increased Energy Scale: Increased by 40% to deliver higher-quality solutions
one of the world's largest airlines
one of the world's largest healthcare companies
one of the world's leading mobile carriers
one of the world's largest chemical companies
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Retail Manufacturing Drug Discovery
80% Increase in Scheduling Efficiency
1,000 Vehicles Scheduled Per Run in 5 vs. 30 Min
Accelerating Identification of Novel Small-Molecule Candidates
Chemical Asset Utilization Law Enforcement
Scheduling Time Reduced From 10 Hours to Just Seconds
15% Improvement in Mobile Network Performance
North Wales Police
Optimized Placement of Police Vehicles for Faster Response
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Expected Continued Rapid Innovation in Scaling
2026
2026-2027
2027
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Initial design of sample space for technology scaling
3D packaging demonstrations of multiple integrated circuits with superconducting interconnects
Small scale dual annealing processor prototype and scalable control prototype
Discrete-Continuous Latent Variable Diffusion Models (arXiv: 2407.03300v1)
Illustration of quantum hash generation and its use as proof of work for block security (arXiv: 2503.14462)
Quantum AI:
Quantum hybrid transformer architecture uses samples from rich QPU distributions to accelerate generative AI model training and potentially significant reduction in power consumption
Quantum hybrid diffusion architecture adds semantic information
and QPU samples to potentially reduce training time and inference costs
Integrated AI and optimization framework facilitates expanded
use cases such as supply chain demand forecasting and optimization
Blockchain:
Published a new research paper titled "Blockchain with Proof
of Quantum Work" that used quantum computation to generate and validate blockchain hashes
Leveraging techniques from D-Wave's quantum supremacy demonstration, quantum computation for hashing and proof of work could potentially require a fraction of the electricity used by classical resources alone
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Shionogi Quantum Hybrid transformer architecture delivers higher quality candidates for drug discovery application compared to classical architecture
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Nonlinear Program Solver Supports Growing Set of Use Cases
Quantum
Lists, Sets, and
Optimization Other Combinatorial
Variables
(Mixed-Integer) Linear Programming
Tensor Programming
Support for Surrogate Models:
ML models as part of optimization function and constraints
Satellite Placement
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Addresses optimization problems for business-critical workflows such as workforce scheduling, logistics routing, price optimization, production scheduling and more
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