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QEC (Quantum Error Correction)

Techniques that combine many noisy physical qubits into stable logical qubits — the milestone that separates quantum demos from useful machines.

Watch for: Logical-qubit counts and error-rate milestones in IONQ, RGTI, QBTS releases.

“quantum” is used by 3 companies in 119 documents in this edition.

Documents using the term, by quarter

QuarterDocuments
Q1 20268
Q2 202638
Q3 202648
Q4 2026 (in progress)6

Q4 2026 is in progress — documents filed through Nov 1, 2026. Quarters are calendar quarters, bucketed by document date.

Companies using it most · documents · in Q4 2026

#TickerCompanyDocumentsIn Q4 2026
1QBTSD-Wave Quantum602 in Q4 2026
2QUBTQuantum Computing Inc.412 in Q4 2026
3XNDUXanadu Quantum Technologies Limited182 in Q4 2026

Evidence — the top-ranked company

Evidence

D-Wave Quantum (QBTS)

60 documents use “quantum” in this edition — 2 in Q4 2026.

Earnings presentation

Most recent deck in this edition

D-Wave Quantum — Presentation / slide deck (8-K exhibit)

EX-99Filed Aug 6, 2026Original on SEC EDGAR ↗

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Most recent deck where “quantum” appears

D-Wave Quantum — Presentation / slide deck (8-K exhibit)

EX-99Filed Jun 1, 2026Original on SEC EDGAR ↗

IN THE DECK · “… 3:35 4:00 Opening Remarks Keynote – Dr. Alan Baratz, Chief Executive Officer Q&A Session Annealing Quantum Computing – Dr. Trevor Lanting, Chief Development Officer Gate-Model Quantum Computing – Dr. Trevor…”

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Where the term appears — the documents

50 more documents also use the term. View all 60 in the library search →

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