Is Quantum Computing heading towards commercialization? The logic behind this company's stock price big pump.

[Coin World] The commercialization progress of Quantum Computing has new developments. A technology company focused on commercial quantum computing saw its stock price rise significantly, with an increase of 14.39%, quoted at 30.68 dollars. The catalyst for the rise was the company's announcement that it will showcase commercial-grade quantum computing application results for the first time at next year's International Consumer Electronics Show.

You can see how fast the progress is just by looking at the numbers— they have already helped over 100 institutions solve more than 200 million computational problems, involving practical application scenarios in manufacturing, artificial intelligence, and more. This is not just conceptual hype; it is real and tangible case studies.

Of course, from a financial perspective, the company is still in a loss phase, with a loss of $1.44 per share over the past 12 months. However, Wall Street analysts seem to care little, as their average target price is $38.75. The logic behind this is clear: they are betting on the long-term commercialization prospects of the Quantum Computing sector.

Quantum Computing is moving from the laboratory to the application side, and this process is accelerating. When the real commercial explosion arrives, how much dividends early participants can reap will depend on the depth of technological accumulation and ecological construction.