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Updated · Simply Wall St · Jun 11
Quantum Computing Seen Worth $23.67, Implying 59.7% Upside From $9.53
Updated
Updated · Simply Wall St · Jun 11

Quantum Computing Seen Worth $23.67, Implying 59.7% Upside From $9.53

3 articles · Updated · Simply Wall St · Jun 11

Summary

  • $23.67 is the fair value assigned to Quantum Computing shares in the latest analyst-based narrative, versus a last close of $9.53 that implies 59.7% upside.
  • That valuation rests on aggressive assumptions: rapid AI and quantum adoption, wider use of thin-film lithium niobate, and a shift from prototype systems toward volume manufacturing by decade-end.
  • More than $1.5 billion in newly raised capital and low liabilities are cited as support for investment in automation, yield improvement and design reuse to lift margins over time.
  • The bullish case lands as QUBT remains under pressure in the market—down about 50% over the past year and 15% in the last 7 days—showing long-term optimism is still colliding with near-term skepticism.
  • A day earlier, Rosenblatt reiterated a Buy rating and a $22 target, underscoring a broader debate over whether QUBT's cash-rich balance sheet can bridge today's small revenue base and heavy core losses.

Insights

Can QUBT's room-temperature quantum computer justify the analyst's bullish 130% upside prediction?
With a huge cash pile but mounting losses, is QUBT's pivot to products a path to profit or a costly gamble?