Davidson Technologies
Multi-year agreement: a D-Wave Advantage2 annealing quantum computer is operational at Davidson's Huntsville, Alabama HQ for U.S. government applications (2025).

Builds annealing quantum computers (Advantage2) with cloud access via its Leap service. Founded in Burnaby, BC in 1999; now US-headquartered, with its quantum R&D and manufacturing centre still in Burnaby.

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Builds annealing quantum computers (Advantage2) with cloud access via its Leap service. Founded in Burnaby, BC in 1999; now US-headquartered, with its quantum R&D and manufacturing centre still in Burnaby.
Announced general availability of its sixth-generation Advantage2 annealing quantum computer (4,400+ qubits), via the Leap cloud and for on-premises purchase (May 2025). dwavequantum.com
Its FY2025 10-K places corporate HQ in Palo Alto, CA (moving to Boca Raton, FL); its Quantum Engineering Centre of Excellence — most R&D and manufacturing — remains in Burnaby, BC. sec.gov
Announced a voluntary transfer of its stock listing from NYSE to Nasdaq, effective after market close July 24, 2026, keeping the QBTS ticker. ir.dwavequantum.com
Announced rounds only, newest first. Undisclosed amounts are shown as undisclosed.
Jul 1, 2025
Jan 23, 2025
Dec 12, 2024
Aug 5, 2022
Investors: PSP Investments, NEC Corporation, Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Yorkville Advisors, Aegis Group Partners
Jul 10, 2014
Investors: Fidelity Canada Fund, Goldman Sachs, Draper Fisher Jurvetson, Business Development Bank of Canada
Publicly announced partnerships.
Multi-year agreement: a D-Wave Advantage2 annealing quantum computer is operational at Davidson's Huntsville, Alabama HQ for U.S. government applications (2025).
Quantum optimization pilot cut mobile network paging congestion by 15%; DOCOMO plans to deploy the hybrid-quantum solution across its Japanese branch offices (2024).
Jülich purchased a D-Wave Advantage system — the first HPC centre to own one — with plans to couple it to the JUPITER exascale supercomputer (2025).
Government support actually received. Unpublished amounts are left out.
Strategic Innovation Fund (ISED) — $40M contribution toward a $120M quantum computing project
U.S. National Science Foundation — National Quantum Virtual Laboratory ERASE project ($1,566,250 grant, selected June 2026)
D-Wave announced a peer-reviewed result in which its Advantage2 annealing quantum computer simulated magnetic materials faster than classical supercomputing methods.
Sourced from the company's own pages or announcements.
Alan Baratz
Chief Executive Officer
Eric Ladizinsky
Co-founder & Chief Scientist
Geordie Rose
Co-founder (1999; no longer at the company)
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