Quantum Computing Inc. (QUBT), also known as QCi, plans to show a new system called Neurawave at the SuperCompute25 event in November in St. Louis. The firm says this unit uses light to process data quickly and efficiently. It works at room temperature, and it fits into a standard PCIe slot, so it links with current servers with no shift in setup. As a result, the move brings the firm a step closer to real use of its lab work.
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Neurawave uses a method that can sort and read quick data streams like sound, signal paths, and time trends. The system also links light gear with digital parts, so each run uses less power than a normal chip. This is why the firm sees real use in edge AI tasks where power limits and room limits are key. In turn, QCi aims to reach fields like plant gear, secure scan units, and remote sense tools.
Meanwhile, QUBT shares rallied on Tuesday, jumping 7.30% to close at $12.34.
A broader plan from QCi
In addition, the firm plans to show its Dirac 3 unit at the same event. That setup runs in the cloud and gives users a view of the firm’s long game in full quantum work. Taken together, the two units mark a mix of near-use and long-play ideas. Thus, QCi hopes to draw new users who want low-power tools now and more advanced tools in the years ahead.
QCi says the launch fits into a path targeting growth in the photonic tech field, which the firm values at about $17.9 billion. The firm also notes a strong cash base of about $1.5 billion, as well as ties to groups like NASA.
During Q3 of 2025, the firm reported revenue of $384,000, up about 280%. Net income came in at $2.4 million. These shifts point to early signs of a clearer sales path.
Even so, the plan has risks. The firm needs partners to build the units at scale, and the light gear inside each unit can be hard to make. Yet QCi plans to start with small batch sales that fit high-value fields. As a result, the firm hopes to use the new unit to build trust in markets tied to AI, remote scan tools, and cyber tasks.
Is QUBT a Good Stock to Buy?
QCi is thinly followed by the Street’s analysts. The stock has a Moderate Buy consensus rating, based on two ratings. The average QUBT stock price target is $28, implying a 126.90% upside from the current price.
