On June 15, Rigetti Computing rose 5.34% overnight, trading at $22.11/share, with turnover of $1.0724 million. The stock is rebounding from a sustained pullback that began at its May 22 high, driven by a broad semiconductor sector recovery and continued quantum computing policy support.

On the news front, the stock had previously pulled back due to executive Rivas David filing to sell approximately 499,000 shares worth around $12.68 million, combined with Quantinuum's listing diluting Rigetti's scarcity premium as a pure-play quantum target. The stock touched a low of $20.53 on June 9 before entering a recovery phase.

The U.S. Department of Commerce previously announced approximately $2 billion in investments across nine quantum computing companies, with Rigetti receiving approximately $100 million. This, combined with IBM's $10 billion quantum computing investment plan, continues to provide medium-term valuation support. The broader semiconductor sector is rallying in tandem, with Marvell Technology up 5.83%, Micron Technology up 5.35%, Intel up 5.04%, and AMD up 3.97%, reinforcing the oversold recovery momentum.

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