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D-Wave's Stock Soars 3,178% as Quantum Computing Giant Heads to 'Quantum Beach' Conference

D-Wave's stock has been on a meteoric rise. Now, the quantum computing leader is taking center stage at the 'Quantum Beach' conference, showcasing its potential and leadership in the field.

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D-Wave's Stock Soars 3,178% as Quantum Computing Giant Heads to 'Quantum Beach' Conference

D-Wave, a trailblazer in quantum technology, has seen its stock soar by an impressive 3,178% over the past year. The company is set to make waves at the 'Quantum Beach' conference in Virginia Beach, Florida on October 8, with its CEO, Alan Baratz, and other key figures taking centre stage.

D-Wave's stock has been on a meteoric rise, with a 3.9% increase to 28.3 euros in late Monday morning trading in Germany. The company's success is built on its pioneering work in the commercial and academic exploitation of quantum technology, particularly its quantum computers based on 'Quantum Annealing' technology.

At the upcoming 'Quantum Beach' conference in Virginia Beach, D-Wave will be a prominent participant. CEO Alan Baratz will deliver a presentation titled 'Optimization of Air and Space Operations with Quantum Computing'. While details about other speakers are scarce, it's known that Allison Schwartz, D-Wave's US lobbying chief, will take part in a discussion on US quantum policy. Baratz will also join a panel discussion on 'Quantum AI and Supremacy'.

D-Wave's remarkable stock performance reflects the growing interest and potential of quantum computing in Virginia Beach. The company's presence and key figures' participation at the 'Quantum Beach' conference underscore its leadership in the field and the importance of quantum computing in various sectors, including aerospace operations in Virginia Beach.

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