Superconducting quantum computers

Chips cooled to near absolute zero (IBM, Google Quantum AI, Rigetti, IQM, Alice & Bob, Anyon, Nord Quantique)

4 leading companies in superconducting quantum computers, one segment of quantum computing — Machines that compute with qubits, rented over the cloud or sold on-premises — US$1.4B in 2025, ~30%/yr growth forecast

new market segment · researched 2026-11-14

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Leading superconducting quantum computers companies

4 companies, with the scale each source states. Scale is the whole company's unless the row says otherwise.

CompanyWhereWhat they doScale
IBM Quantum IBM ↗United StatesSuperconducting transmon processors, available through the IBM Quantum Platform cloud (launched 2016) and the Qiskit SDK—
Google Quantum AI GOOGL ↗Goleta, United States
since 2012
Superconducting processors (Willow, Sycamore) and error-correction research toward large-scale machines—
Rigetti Computing RGTI ↗Berkeley, United States
since 2013
Superconducting quantum integrated circuits, sold through its own cloud and through Amazon Braketrevenue: 7.088 USD millions (2025) ↗
Alice & Bob ↗Paris, France
since 2020
Superconducting 'cat qubit' architecture focused on quantum error correction; also based in Boston; selected for France's PROQCIMA programemployees: 110 employees ↗
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The quantum computing market

The whole market this segment sits in.

global revenue · world1.4
USD billions · 2025
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Quick answers

What are superconducting quantum computers?
Chips cooled to near absolute zero (IBM, Google Quantum AI, Rigetti, IQM, Alice & Bob, Anyon, Nord Quantique). They are one segment of the quantum computing market.
Who are the leading superconducting quantum computers companies?
IBM Quantum (United States), Google Quantum AI (United States), Rigetti Computing (United States), Alice & Bob (France).
Which superconducting quantum computers companies are publicly traded?
Rigetti Computing (RGTI).
How big is the quantum computing market?
For the whole quantum computing market, not this segment alone: global revenue (world) 1.4 USD billions, 2025 — Quantum Economic Development Consortium (QED-C) / SRI International.