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Quantum Computing (QUBT) earnings and revenue breakdown

Latest: Q2 2026 · 10-Q filed Aug 10, 2026 · Quantum Computing (QUBT) Q2 2026 earnings results →

Q2 2026 Revenue up 9000% year over year to $5.6M · 212¢ of every $1 of revenue lost · operating margin -414.6%

Quantum Computing made $5.6M in Q2 2026 (91× Y/Y). Operating margin -414.6%, net loss $11.8M. See where every dollar goes — costs, profit and cash — as a Sankey from the 10-Q filed Aug 10, 2026.

Revenue$5.6M
Year over year91×
Operating margin-414.6%
Net earnings−$11.8M
Operating cash flow−$13.9M

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What changed this quarter

Revenue was $5.6M in Q2 2026, up 9000% year over year and up 50% from the previous quarter.

Operating costs exceeded revenue by $23.0M, an operating margin of -414.6%. The fastest-growing cost line was General & admin (+224%). The quarter ended with a net loss of $11.8M, wider than the previous quarter's $4.0M loss. Non-operating items added $11.3M, -96% of pre-tax earnings, so the bottom line overstates operating performance.

Operating cash flow was −$13.9M. Non-cash charges added back $3.2M of depreciation and amortization and $1.8M of share-based compensation. Working capital and other items used $7.0M. Capital expenditures of $2.7M exceeded it, leaving free cash flow of −$16.5M.

Quarterly history

Quantum Computing revenue by quarterQuantum Computing revenue by quarter$62KQ4 2024$39KQ1 2025$61KQ2 2025$384KQ3 2025$198KQ4 2025$3.7MQ1 2026$5.6MQ2 2026
Quantum Computing net earnings by quarterQuantum Computing net earnings by quarter−$51.2MQ4 2024$17.0MQ1 2025−$36.5MQ2 2025$2.4MQ3 2025−$1.6MQ4 2025−$4.0MQ1 2026−$11.8MQ2 2026
QuarterFormFiledRevenueY/YOp. marginNet earningsOp. cash flow
Q2 202610-QAug 10, 2026$5.6M91×-414.6%−$11.8M−$13.9M
Q1 202610-QMay 11, 2026$3.7M95×-556.8%−$4.0M−$9.4M
Q4 202510-KMar 2, 2026$198K+219%n/m−$1.6M−$11.0M
Q3 202510-QNov 14, 2025$384K+280%n/m$2.4M−$8.7M
Q2 202510-QAug 14, 2025$61K-67%n/m−$36.5M−$6.1M
Q1 202510-QMay 15, 2025$39K+44%n/m$17.0M−$4.4M
Q4 202410-KMar 20, 2025$62K-17%n/m−$51.2M−$3.8M

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Quantum Computing: revenue growth, year over year and quarter over quarterQuantum Computing: revenue growth, year over year and quarter over quarterY/YQ/Q-17%Q4 2024+44%-37%Q1 2025-67%+56%Q2 2025+280%+400%Q3 2025+219%-48%Q4 2025+400%+400%Q1 2026+400%+50%Q2 2026
Latest (Q2 2026): Y/Y +400%, Q/Q +50%.
Quantum Computing: where the cash came from (+) and went (−), TTM to Q2 2026Quantum Computing: where the cash came from (+) and went (−), TTM to Q2 2026Other investing−$1.3BShares issued$1.2BCash drawn (+) / kept (−)$160MOperating cash flow−$43.1MCapital spending−$8.4MOther financing$950K
From the cash-flow statement as filed (SEC XBRL). Cash is fungible: the bars do not say which dollar paid for what.
Quantum Computing: profit against cash, quarter by quarterQuantum Computing: profit against cash, quarter by quarterNet incomeOperating cash flow−$5.7M−$4.6MQ3 2024−$51.2M−$3.8MQ4 2024$17.0M−$4.4MQ1 2025−$36.5M−$6.1MQ2 2025$2.4M−$8.7MQ3 2025−$1.6M−$11.0MQ4 2025−$4.0M−$9.4MQ1 2026−$11.8M−$13.9MQ2 2026
Latest (Q2 2026): Net income −$11.8M, Operating cash flow −$13.9M.
Quantum Computing: diluted shares by fiscal year (split-adjusted)Quantum Computing: diluted shares by fiscal year (split-adjusted)56MFY202058MFY202173MFY202267MFY20230MFY20240MFY2025
-99.7% since FY2020: buybacks shrank the count; earlier years scaled for the 2-for-1 split before FY2023.
Quantum Computing in its industry: growth against margin (192 companies, SIC 7372)Quantum Computing in its industry: growth against margin (192 companies, SIC 7372)revenue growth, year over year →↑ operating marginmedian +12%median 0%MSFTORCLCRMADBEXYZINTUNOWSHOPCRWVSNPSPLTRADSKElectronic Arts Inc.TEAMSSNCCDNSRBLXTWLOSNOWTTWOCRWDGENDDOGHUBSVEEVDOCUOKTANETMDBNTNXPTCTYLDBXUDTPAYCMBLYESTCPCTYZETARBRKACIWBSYGWREPATHPCORTDCOCTVFIGKVYOCOURBILLBOXCVLTDUOLSAILGTMMANHLIMEAPPFCCCYOUTTANBLKBSGTLBALRMTENBWKPRGSFRSHAPPNBANDNAVNBRZEQTWONTSKASANCXMVERXRPDSPSCBLFSLYVRNSQLYSFROGMQBBINTANCNOEVCMNABLVIAALKTAVPTSPTPDGDYNXPERAMPLDDDSKILCERTCCSICMRCMKTWHUCKCRNCPDFSWEAVSOUNINSEXZODHIIIVLiveperson IncAIMRDNMYPSUPLDKLTRBLZELAWDRTTFBBAIMAPSCCLDEXFYRDVTSSTIEGANNTWKRCATSNALFDCTSVCOMCHXAEYEZDGEADBTWFCFAISPDUOTIDNPDYNZSPCROCFATNAWRESMSIINLXBLINMSGMGEGSEGGMYSZCXAIGXAIPARAAITXBKYICYABAPCXSPAIDSNYEXYNIDAIATDSIVDAVPRBSKKYUMEWAIFFAUIDGlobal Arena Holding, Inc.ATHRVIDAQXLLIVGUPYYFNGRSVMBTransparentBusiness, Inc.SWMRAMSTTransit Pro Tech Inc.PXLWDNKCDPLSGYGYQUBT (+300%, -100%)
Services-Prepackaged Software; dot size is quarterly revenue; dashed lines are the industry's medians.

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About Quantum Computing

There is a large and growing demand for ever-increasing computational performance in information processing. The recent emergence of artificial intelligence (“AI”), large language models (“LLMs”), and machine learning (“ML”) algorithms has added to the need for efficient processing of vast volumes of data. Classical computers, or the computers that are currently used in home and office settings, that use silicon microprocessors are understood to have performance limitations in solving certain classes of computational problems, in particular, large-scale optimization problems. Optimization deals with finding the best solution to a problem according to a defined criteria from a set of possible solutions.

In its own words, from its 10-K, filed Mar 2, 2026.

Quantum Computing against its Services-Prepackaged Software peers

The largest companies of the same SEC industry, each at its latest quarter. Revenue growth: 91× against the peers' median +19%. Operating margin: -414.6% against the peers' median 15.2%.

CompanyQuarterRevenueY/YOp. margin
QUBT Quantum ComputingQ2 2026$5.6M91×-414.6%
MSFT MicrosoftQ1 FY27$92.3B+19%49.8%
ORCL OracleQ1 FY27$19.3B+30%34.8%
CRM SalesforceQ2 FY27$11.3B+11%20.5%
ADBE AdobeQ3 FY26$6.8B+13%34.8%
XYZ BlockQ3 2026$6.7B+10%6.4%
INTU IntuitQ4 FY26$4.4B+14%10.9%
NOW ServiceNowQ3 2026$4.1B+20%9.4%
SHOP ShopifyQ3 2026$3.7B+32%15.2%

Source: Quantum Computing 10-Q on SEC EDGAR · CIK 1758009 · Services-Prepackaged Software

13F: who owns QUBT and who is buying

Largest holders of QUBT (13F)Largest holders of QUBT (13F)Vanguard Group$173MBlackRock$172MVanguard Capital Management LLC$85.8MDefiance ETFs, LLC$66.3MVanguard Portfolio Management LLC$63.7MGeode Capital Management, LLC$51.6MState Street$47.7MMorgan Stanley$31.9MMarex Group$22.3MMirae Asset Global ETFS Holdings$22.1M
Funds' net buying of QUBT by quarter (13F)Funds' net buying of QUBT by quarter (13F)−$65K2024-09$16.1M2024-12−$35.0M2025-03$533M2025-06$546M2025-09$96.7M2025-12−$52.6M2026-03$62.3M2026-06
Value of shares 13F filers added minus the value they sold, each quarter (quarters with most filings in).

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