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D-Wave Quantum has signed a non-binding MOU with LG CNS to combine quantum computing technology with enterprise optimization expertise, targeting commercial applications in industries such as manufacturing, telecommunications, finance, and retail.

D-Wave Quantum has launched a beta program for its gate-model simulator, allowing select clients early access to the technology. This strategic move aims to advance error-aware programming for future gate-model systems.

D-Wave Quantum Inc., a leader in quantum computing, named Bernard Gavgani to its board and cybersecurity committee. Gavgani brings deep financial technology and cybersecurity expertise to the company.

D-Wave Quantum, Inc. announced the hosting of the Qubits Asia 2026 conference in Seoul on October 28, 2026. The event aims to showcase production applications, customer momentum across the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, and advancements in the company's quantum computing technologies.

D-Wave announced a platinum sponsorship for Quantum World Congress 2026 and plans to demonstrate results and advances in its mixed quantum computing technology, highlighting its unique market position.

D-Wave Quantum announced an Other Transaction Agreement with the U.S. Department of Commerce for up to $100 million to advance microelectronics research. This landmark deal aligns with U.S. government initiatives to dominate quantum computing and brings immediate capital to the company.

D-Wave Quantum announced the appointment of Kevan P. Krysler to its board of directors and audit committee. This leadership addition reflects the company's continued growth and the increasing importance of quantum computing in the enterprise technology landscape.

D-Wave (NASDAQ: QBTS) published a Nature paper demonstrating a quantum error correction breakthrough using its dual-rail architecture, advancing the path to fault-tolerant quantum computing.

D-Wave Quantum announced a collaboration with Nasdaq Verafin to evaluate quantum-hybrid technology for improving predictive systems in financial crime detection, potentially enhancing fraud and money laundering monitoring capabilities.

D-Wave Quantum will execute an opening bell ceremony at Nasdaq to mark its transition to the exchange. The move underscores the company's progress in achieving commercial prominence for quantum computing technologies.

D-Wave Quantum has voluntarily transferred its common stock listing from the New York Stock Exchange to Nasdaq. The stock will continue trading under the QBTS ticker symbol.

D-Wave is one of only two companies named to the Leaders category in the IDC assessment. This highlights the company's strong commercial traction and enterprise cloud platform adoption over competitors.

D-Wave Quantum Inc. was selected to receive a grant of $1.56 million from the U.S. National Science Foundation to advance fault-tolerant quantum computing research. This funding supports the ERASE project and reinforces the company's role as a key partner in the National Quantum Virtual Laboratory.