<div id="readability-page-1">Quantum computing stocks are shrugging of Nvidia (NVDA) and tech weakness today. Rigetti Computing Inc (NASDAQ:RGTI), D-Wave Quantum Inc (NYSE:QBTS), and Infleqtion inc (NYSE:INFQ) are three of the nine organizations awarded $2 billion in grants from the Commerce Department. Each of these three firms will receive $100 million in CHIPS Act-funded superconducting quantum research and development. RGTI is up 16.9% to trade at $19.74 this morning, eyeing a ceiling coinciding with $20 and its 126-day moving average. The shares are 7.3% lower on the year still, trading in a tight range since late January. QBTS is up 19.4% to trade at $22.87, facing off with an early May peak. The shares are off by 13% in 2026. INFQ is seeing the largest gain, last seen 35.8% higher to trade at $15.29, but is still facing a 3% deficit on the year. Beyond their technical backdrops, the entire quantum sector is heavily shorted. Roughly 15.4% and 14.6% of RGTI and QBTS' total available floats are sold short.</div>

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Quantum computing stocks, including Rigetti (RGTI), D-Wave (QBTS), and Infleqtion (INFQ), are rising after receiving $100 million each from the CHIPS Act for superconducting quantum research. RGTI is up 16.9%, QBTS 19.4%, and INFQ 35.8%. Despite these gains, the sector remains heavily shorted, with significant portions of RGTI and QBTS shares sold short.

Quantum Computing Stocks Break Out After Government Stake