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An Earnings Win With a Stock Slump: What’s Happening With D-Wave?
Written by Nathan Reiff. Published 11/10/2025.
Key Points
- D-Wave’s earnings report for the third quarter was strong, including major revenue and bookings improvements and other achievements.
- Still, QBTS shares fell by about 22% in the first full trading week of November.
- Investors remain cautious since D-Wave has yet to demonstrate a clear pathway to consistent profitability.
One of the most‑anticipated earnings reports of the quantum industry this season ended not with a rally but with a retreat. Shares of D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS) fell nearly 22% in the first full week of trading in November 2025, closing the week under $30 per share. The drop followed D‑Wave’s third‑quarter report on Nov. 6 and capped a broader slide that has erased roughly one‑third of QBTS’s value since mid‑October.
This weakness came even as D‑Wave stock remains up about 1,700% year‑over‑year (YOY). The earnings report included some impressive results—revenue and bookings are rising, technological advances are progressing, and the company’s cash position remains strong.
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So why did the market largely shun the firm? Despite meaningful progress, D‑Wave has not yet convinced many investors that it has unlocked broad marketability and a clear path to consistent profitability.
The Bright Side of D-Wave’s Earnings
The case for D‑Wave’s commercial viability is strengthening, reflected in notable revenue growth. Revenue more than doubled YOY to $3.7 million, easily surpassing analyst predictions.
An after‑quarter agreement worth €10 million (about $11.6 million) for an Advantage2 system installation in Italy bodes well for momentum heading into year‑end. Bookings climbed to $2.4 million in the third quarter, further signaling rising demand for D‑Wave’s quantum solutions.
The company has also recorded gains on the technology front. D‑Wave continues to push into military and defense applications, especially now that the Advantage2 system at Davidson Technologies is fully operational. The firm is testing prototype chips for the upcoming Advantage3 system and making progress on gate‑model technology.
D‑Wave’s cash position remained strong at $836 million at the end of the third quarter—a massive increase from a year earlier—positioning the company for further investment. Cloud services and quantum solutions helped expand GAAP gross margin to 71.4%. Adjusted net losses narrowed (with losses per share coming in smaller than analysts expected) despite higher research and development spending.
Facing Sky‑High Expectations
These results are encouraging, but the primary near‑term concern for D‑Wave is the same one facing all pure‑play quantum companies: when will the technology be widespread enough that profitability is no longer an obstacle?
Investors generally believe quantum will reach that point eventually, but many are hesitant to wait years for consistent returns—particularly if a competitor arrives first or if D‑Wave struggles to scale revenue beyond research and government customers.
Can D‑Wave Leverage Its Lead?
There’s little doubt D‑Wave will remain a prominent player in the competitive quantum space. Strong returns over the last year and analyst sentiment reflect that: 11 of 13 analysts rate QBTS shares a Buy.
Many expect the company to deploy some of its cash to acquire smaller quantum rivals, expanding capabilities and reducing competition. Still, while D‑Wave continues to serve large researchers and government customers, it has yet to prove its appeal to a broader commercial market that will be essential for recurring revenue.
Until D‑Wave can demonstrate a clear, scalable path to widespread market adoption and sustained profitability—and given how richly the stock is valued—investors are likely to remain cautious despite the encouraging quarterly results.
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