Rigetti was the second quantum pure play to go public in February 2022, after IonQ in 2021. The company released its first commercially available quantum processing unit, the Nove

Shares of Rigetti Computing (RGTI) fell in after-hours trading after the quantum computing firm reported earnings for its fourth quarter of

The good news is that the expectation this year looks stronger, with Rigetti forecast to capture new demand as it rolls out expanded cloud access to its Ankaa-3 system and an early boost from its multi-chip system. 2025 revenue is projected to climb by 42% to $15.6 million, which should help modestly narrow the EPS loss to -$0.20.

A look at the highlights from Rigetti Computing's fourth-quarter financial results and a look at what's next for the quantum computing company.

Rigetti Computing's near-term prospects hinge on developing scalable quantum systems. Check out why I remain bearish on RGTI stock.

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The quantum computing industry is like a newborn star in limitless space, bright and full of promise and untapped potential, but still has to

Quantum computing stocks were in focus on Thursday after Rigetti Computing (NASDAQ:RGTI) offered up fourth-quarter results that missed analyst estimates. Rigetti shares erased premarket losses and rose more than 8.