Callaway’s Quantum irons are designed to help recreational golfers launch shots higher, tighten distance gaps and hit more playable approach shots.

Callaway’s Quantum fairway woods are designed to help golfers launch shots more easily and produce more consistent distance.

However, the momentum has cooled significantly lately. Pure-play names have shifted from parabolic gains toward more muted year-to-date performance and heightened volatility amid stretched valuations.

Cantor Fitzgerald recently initiated coverage on SEALSQ Corp, highlighting the company’s work on post-quantum security hardware and software and its plan to use silicon and CMOS-compatible processes ...

Price/Availability: The Quantum Max and Max OS cost $164 per iron in steel and $178 per club in graphite. Max Fast is $192 ...

Who Stands to Benefit More From Quantum Computing in 2026? As 2026 approaches, several Wall Street analysts have flagged the possibility of further downside for pure-play quantum stocks, noting that ...

During the third-quarter earnings call, Rigetti Computing RGTIacknowledged that advancing to the next stage of quantum performance will eventually require more sophisticated chip manufacturing ...

Juan Manuel Marquez moves up to the lightweight division on September 13 to challenge Joel Casamayor at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. With wins over Diego Corrales, Nate Campbell and Michael Katsidis, ...

With the release of its Quantum driver family, Callaway is reaffirming that distance is everything. Not because it sounds ...