Reported evidence
What the sources report
IonQ reported full-year revenue of $130.0 million, rounded in its results release.
D-Wave reported full-year revenue of $24.6 million and bookings of $18.7 million.
IonQ's year-end cash, cash equivalents and investments totaled $3.3 billion. This is a combined asset measure, not cash alone.
D-Wave's year-end consolidated cash and marketable investment securities totaled $884.5 million. Preserve that issuer label when comparing it with another company's liquidity.
The SEC's financial-statement guide distinguishes a balance-sheet snapshot from the flows recorded over a reporting period.
Our interpretation
Investor relevance — interpretation
The comparable starting point here is annual recognized revenue for the same year. D-Wave's bookings figure is separately labeled: adding it to revenue would mix measures rather than reveal additional recognized sales.
A larger asset balance does not show whether operations fund themselves. Read operating cash flow and financing activity alongside the balance sheet before forming a business view.
Use the next filing to inspect customer concentration, acquisition effects and changes in shares outstanding. A total-company comparison cannot by itself establish equivalent technology exposure, commercial maturity or valuation.
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What this does not establish
These are dated issuer releases covering the stated financial year, published the following February. Later filings and acquisitions can change the picture; no claim is made that these are the latest results.
This teaching comparison is incomplete for investment decisions: it omits market value, detailed debt, share issuance and full segment reconciliation. It does not calculate runway or a stock-price target.
Issuer statements were read directly. D-Wave figures come from its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results release; this brief does not reconcile them to the audited annual report.
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Evidence date and disclosure
Evidence event date: 2026-02-26. AI-assisted and source-linked. Issuer reports are attributed as issuer reports. The publisher may hold positions in companies covered; see Disclosures.
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