Cover of NewMarketPitch's Quantum Computing report: funding, valuations and who's ahead, 2026 edition When will quantum computers be useful, say the people building them? Anywhere from 2029 to 2055. IBM promises a large error-corrected machine by 2029, Google’s boss said 5 to 10 years in 2025, and Nvidia’s boss said 15 to 30 years before changing his mind. Chart from NewMarketPitch's Quantum Computing report. Who is each country’s quantum champion? In the US, Quantinuum and PsiQuantum, with more than $1B each raised recently. Elsewhere the champions raised a few hundred million: Origin Quantum in China, OQC in the UK, IQM in Finland, Pasqal in France and QuantWare in the Netherlands. Chart from NewMarketPitch's Quantum Computing report.Do a handful of quantum start-ups take most of the money? Yes. Ten of the 92 quantum computing start-ups tracked raised about 62% of the $7.1B invested recently, led by Quantinuum and PsiQuantum, with more than $1B each. Chart from NewMarketPitch's Quantum Computing report.
Who’s really ahead in the quantum computing race
  • Who’s raising, how much, and from whom
  • What each company is worth, and how fast that changed
  • Who actually sells, and who only promises
  • Listed quantum stocks: highs, losses and cash runway
  • The US, China and Europe, side by side
  • Where the money goes: ions, atoms, photons or software
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