D-Wave Quantum Inc.

D-Wave Quantum Inc. develops and commercializes quantum computing systems, software, and cloud-based access services. It sells access to its Leap quantum cloud platform, professional services for quantum application development, and superconducting annealing quantum computers, including its Advantage2 system.

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— D-Wave Quantum Inc.
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Quantum Computing as a Service (QCaaS)55% Cloud subscriptions that give customers access to D-Wave's quantum computing systems through Leap.
Professional Services20% Consulting, implementation support, and training for quantum application development.
Quantum System Sales25% Sale of superconducting quantum computer systems for on-premises or dedicated use.

Customers are organizations that want to test or deploy quantum computing for optimization, AI, research, and related...

  • Enterprise and commercial usersprimary

    Buy QCaaS subscriptions and services to evaluate and deploy optimization and AI workloads.

  • Research and academic institutionssecondary

    Use cloud access and system time for experimentation, benchmarking, and research programs.

  • Government and public-sector customerssecondary

    Purchase access and services for strategic research, national capability, and pilot programs.

  • System buyersemerging

    Acquire on-premises quantum computers for dedicated workloads and internal control.

D-Wave operates primarily from North America, with leased facilities in Burnaby and Richmond, British Columbia, and...

  • North American operating base with facilities in Canada and the U.S.
  • Burnaby and Richmond support engineering and operations in British Columbia
  • Palo Alto is a key U.S. corporate and technical location
  • New Haven adds another North American operating site
  • Planned Boca Raton HQ and R&D move would expand U.S. presence

D-Wave's strategy is to expand commercial adoption of quantum computing by combining cloud access, services, and system...

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Scale QCaaS adoptionshort-term

Recurring cloud access can broaden the customer base and improve engagement before larger system sales.

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Convert use cases into deploymentsmedium-term

Professional services help customers identify practical applications and increase the chance of repeat business.

03
Advance hardware and software capabilitylong-term

Better system performance and reliability are needed to sustain differentiation in a nascent market.

D-Wave remains an early-stage quantum computing company with a business model that depends on market adoption, customer...

high

Slow development of the quantum computing market

The company's revenue depends on customers adopting quantum workflows and paying for access or systems.

Scope
QCaaS, services, and system sales
Materiality
high
high

Supply-chain and component availability

Quantum hardware relies on critical suppliers and in-house manufacturing, so shortages or delays can disrupt delivery.

Scope
Quantum computer systems
Materiality
high
high

Competitive pricing pressure

Rivals may offer more attractive pricing or faster product improvements, reducing D-Wave's margins and win rates.

Scope
Cloud access and system sales
Materiality
high
high

Funding and operating loss risk

The company has a history of significant losses and needs capital to fund R&D and commercialization.

Scope
Corporate liquidity and growth investment
Materiality
high
medium

Trade policy and geopolitical friction

Tariffs, customs duties, and cross-border restrictions can increase costs and complicate sourcing.

Scope
U.S.-Canada and global supplier base
Materiality
medium
Revenue recognition by contract type
Revenue mix can shift reported growth and margins
Fair value measurement of warrant liabilities
Earnings volatility unrelated to operating performance
Stock-based compensation
Raises reported R&D, G&A, and sales expense
Lease accounting and capitalized project costs
Affects assets, liabilities, and investing cash flow

: 28/04/2026