US quantum computer-related stocks all rose before the market open, with government support and technological advancements serving as positive catalysts

Recently, the US stock market has seen a bullish trend in the quantum computing sector. During pre-market trading hours, the stock prices of several quantum computing companies recorded double-digit gains, indicating that investor optimism is rapidly increasing.

Government Support Brings a Tailwind to the Quantum Industry

The surge in quantum computing-related stocks is driven by strategic industry support from the US government. According to reports from PA News, major companies such as IonQ, Rigetti, D-Wave, and Quantum Computing Inc are negotiating with the leadership of Deputy Secretary of Commerce Paul Daver to exchange federal funds for equity. At the same time, Atom Computing is also considering a similar support program, making it clear that the government is strategically pushing forward with quantum technology development.

This government support movement has been well received by the market, with IonQ rising 13%, Rigetti 12%, D-Wave 16%, and Quantum Computing Inc 13%. It is not just market speculation; the formation of a solid policy-backed support foundation is a key factor underpinning buying pressure.

Google Willow Chip’s Quantum Computing Success Stimulates Investment Sentiment

Another catalyst demonstrating the growth potential of the quantum computing market is Google’s latest achievement in quantum technology. The company announced that its self-developed quantum chip, “Willow,” completed a simulation of quantum chaos in just 2 hours. This achievement symbolizes that quantum computing is transitioning from the theoretical stage to practical application.

With this technological breakthrough reported, there has been increased reevaluation of the quantum sector across the entire US stock market, leading to rising stock prices of individual companies.

Overall Market Adjustment Phase

Meanwhile, in the same US stock market, Tesla is showing a different movement. After reporting a significant decline in Q3 profits, Tesla’s stock fell 3.3% in pre-market trading. The contrast with the steady performance of the quantum computing sector highlights a clear sector differentiation in the market.

Supported by two factors—government funding and technological innovation—the US quantum computing industry is expected to continue attracting investor attention.