D-Wave Quantum posts bigger-than-expected quarterly loss as bookings boom

TechnologyInternationalInvestor's Business DailyNov 10, 2026, 7:32 AMAI summary

D-Wave Quantum reported a quarterly loss larger than the market expected, while revenue slightly beat estimates and bookings grew strongly, according to Investor's Business Daily.

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D-Wave Quantum reported a quarterly loss larger than expected.
Revenue slightly beat estimates.
The company's bookings grew strongly in the period.

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