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D-Wave's dual-platform strategy at the upcoming congress underscores a pragmatic shift in quantum computing, emphasizing that neither annealing nor gate-model architectures alone will solve all computational challenges. By highlighting practical applications and error correction advancements across both systems, the company argues for a multi-approach future rather than a single-architecture race. This positions D-Wave as a key player in bridging the gap between near-term utility and long-term scalability in the quantum ecosystem.
D-Wave shows both annealing and gate-model quantum systems at Congress

D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NASDAQ: QBTS) announced its participation as a platinum sponsor of Quantum World Congress 2026, taking place September 23-25 in College Park, Maryland. The company, the only dual-platform quantum computing company providing both annealing and gate-model systems, will demonstrate that the quantum era is multi-platform, addressing different types of computational problems.
D-Wave Quantum Inc. is positioning itself in the growing quantum computing field, showcasing both its annealing and gate-model systems at Quantum World Congress 2026, September 23-25 in College Park, Maryland. The company, listed on Nasdaq as QBTS, will highlight existing customer applications of its annealing technology alongside progress in its dual-rail gate-model architecture, designed to simplify quantum error correction, D-Wave says. “In our view, quantum computing is not a single-architecture race,” says D-Wave chief science officer Robert Schoelkopf, “and it will not be won by qubit counts alone.” Schoelkopf will deliver a…
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