QBTS Surges 1.47% with $440M Volume as Quantum Circuits Integrates NVIDIA’s CUDA-Q to Accelerate Commercialization

D-Wave Quantum (QBTS) surged 1.47% on Sept. 2, with a trading volume of $0.44 billion, marking a 40.89% increase from the previous day and ranking 245th in market activity.

Quantum Circuits, a pioneer in dual-rail qubit technology, announced an integration of NVIDIA’s CUDA-Q framework into its Aqumen software suite. This collaboration enables developers to simulate CUDA-Q applications on Quantum Circuits’ AquSim platform before deployment on its quantum processing units. The integration highlights the company’s focus on hybrid quantum-classical workflows for high-performance computing and enterprise applications, positioning dual-rail qubits as a scalable path toward fault-tolerant quantum systems.

The partnership underscores growing momentum in quantum computing commercialization, with Quantum Circuits leveraging NVIDIA’s accelerated computing capabilities to streamline application development. CEO Ray Smets emphasized the potential to attract enterprises and HPC developers through error-detecting dual-rail qubits, which reduce the physical qubit requirements for practical quantum computing. The move aligns with broader industry efforts to accelerate fault-tolerant timelines and expand access to quantum solutions.

Backtested performance data indicates consistent alignment between Quantum Circuits’ technological advancements and market trends, with key milestones in software integration and funding rounds correlating with sustained investor interest. The company’s strategic focus on hybrid workflows and error mitigation remains a core driver of its market positioning.