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Rigetti's recent stock decline highlights the sector-wide tension between accelerating revenue from quantum processing units and widening operating losses driven by high infrastructure costs. The company's investment case is bolstered by a $100 million U.S. Department of Commerce grant aimed at resolving specific technical bottlenecks in superconducting architectures, though this comes with equity dilution. This dynamic underscores the current reality for quantum hardware firms: significant R&D funding and product sales are necessary to bridge the gap toward commercial viability before profitability can be achieved.