Editorial composite of engineers working on quantum-computing equipment beside a business team gathered around a computer.

One-third of the large global companies reviewed by McKinsey allocated more than $10 million to quantum-computing initiatives in 2025, even though near-term returns remain difficult to measure. Most of that spending went into applications, integration and skills rather than buying quantum computers.

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