Wut. This is just false. D-Wave provides the "quantum computers" that others have and they're completely irrelevant when it comes to breaking ECC (or RSA, for that matter; ECC is broken by a variant of Shor's algorithm, which is used to break RSA). They're quantum annealing chips, not general-purpose quantum computers; they literally can't run Shor's algorithm, now or ever.

We're orders of magnitudes out (qubit-wise, on real quantum computers) from breaking RSA or ECC in practice, and the difficulty level is on the same order for both.