Category Technology

Quantum Leap: The Sector Calculates the Future — and the Profits $IONQ $QBTS $RGTI

quantum

Quantum computing is no longer a theoretical exercise. In the span of a few weeks in April 2026, three publicly traded quantum companies — IonQ (IONQ), D-Wave Quantum (QBTS), and Rigetti Computing (RGTI) — produced a synchronised breakout that caught the attention of investors well beyond the specialized tech community. IONQ surged more than 20% in a single session, dragging QBTS and RGTI higher with it, in a coordinated move driven by genuine fundamental catalysts rather than sector hype alone.

UiPath ( $PATH ): from classic RPA leader to agentic automation platform

Path

This deep dive looks at where UiPath stands now after fiscal 2026 results, the strategic shift toward agentic automation, the current balance between improving profitability and still-moderate growth, the state of the balance sheet and buyback, the role of Daniel Dines and governance, what institutions and analysts are likely watching, how retail sentiment is split, and what a realistic bull and bear framework looks like from here.

Rumble Inc ( $RUM )

rumble

Executive summary
Rumble is no longer just a politically differentiated video platform. After FY 2025 results, the company is trying to present itself as a three-layer story: a creator and media platform, an advertising and subscription monetization engine, and a cloud / GPU infrastructure business that could become much more material if the Northern Data transaction closes.

BBAI BigBear.ai Holdings Inc

bbai

BigBear.ai started as a data-fusion and analytics contractor, grew via acquisitions and went public through the GigCapital4 SPAC at the end of 2021. The company’s value proposition is to make sense of messy data streams and provide actionable recommendations for operators in defense, intelligence, border security, logistics and other complex environments. To do that, it combines traditional analytics, AI/ML models, simulation, and mission-planning tools into a single decision-intelligence laye