Rigetti Computing (RGTI) Investor presentation summary

Mission and strategy

• Aims to build the world's most powerful computers to address critical global challenges.

• Focuses on superconducting quantum computing as the leading modality.

• Pursues a full-stack, vertically integrated approach from chip design to cloud delivery.

• Maintains a robust IP portfolio with 285 issued and pending patents.

• Operates Fab-1, the first dedicated quantum chip foundry, accelerating innovation and providing a competitive edge.

Technology and product roadmap

• Demonstrated multi-chip quantum computers, including the 36Q Cepheus-1 and 84Q Ankaa-3 systems.

• Plans to launch a 108Q chiplet-based system with 99.5% median two-qubit gate fidelity by March 2026.

• Targets 1,000+ qubits at 99.9% median two-qubit fidelity and <50 ns gate speed within three years.

• Proprietary chiplet and vertical signaling technology enables scalable, modular architectures.

• Integrates quantum error correction and real-time feedback for fault-tolerant computing.

Market opportunity and growth

• Quantum computing projected to create $450B–$850B in economic value by 2040, with a $90B–$170B market for providers.

• Near-term annual value for providers estimated at $1–2B before 2030, rising to $15–30B by 2030–2040.

• Growth strategy includes government-sponsored deployments, commercial sales, and expansion into Asia.

• Strong financial position with approximately $590M in cash and investments as of March 2026.