D-Wave Quantum (QBTS) is set to take part in CES 2026, one of the largest tech shows in the world. The company will sponsor the CES Foundry, a two-day event in Las Vegas that brings together startups, investors, government leaders, and media. During the event, D-Wave plans to show how its quantum computing systems can help solve real-world business problems. Its booth will feature demos, talks, and case studies from industries such as manufacturing, supply chain, and telecommunications.
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In addition, Murray Thom, the company’s Vice President of Quantum Technology Evangelism, will host a 30-minute masterclass on January 7. He will focus on how companies can benefit from quantum computing today. He will also talk about how quantum tech can work alongside AI and blockchain to improve performance in complex systems. According to the press release, D-Wave aims to show results that outperform classical computing in certain use cases.
Stock Movement and Market Reaction
Following the announcement, QBTS shares closed at $32.19 on Monday, up 20% for the day. In 2025, the stock is up 283%.
D-Wave is one of the few players in the space with a system that is already in use by customers. Its approach, based on annealing quantum computers and hybrid solvers, is built for solving optimization problems. These can appear in areas like logistics, scheduling, and energy.
For now, the company has gained visibility from its position at CES, and that momentum may continue in the short term.
Is D-Wave a Good Stock to Buy?
Turning to the Street, D-Wave enjoys a Strong Buy consensus rating. The average QBTS stock price target is $40, implying a 24.26% upside from the current price.
