NINETEEN seconds. That is how fast IBM’s Nighthawk r2 quantum processor completed a computing test that researchers estimate would require about 110 years to reproduce on the Frontier supercomputer.

Scientists Move a Step Toward Quantum Computers That Can Correct Their Own Mistakes Researchers from Rutgers, IBM and ...

The golden interior of a dilution refrigerator used to keep IBM's superconducting quantum processors at extremely low ...

DARPA taps IBM and IonQ for Stage C quantum hardware tests toward fault-tolerant quantum computers by 2033. Learn key ...

IBM’s Nighthawk r2 generated 1 million quantum samples in 19 seconds. Explore the estimated 110-year classical comparison and ...

There is a new way to think about the future of computing. Combining AI and Quantum into a concept of infinite computing.

IBM and the U.S. government are investing $2 billion in Anderon to bring the semiconductor foundry model to quantum computing ...

Researchers at IBM Quantum and partner universities have used mid-circuit measurements and adaptive feedback on a ...

Patent application covers structured-beam laser technology for the cooling, manipulation and transport of neutral atoms in the Company’s ...

Using a hybrid qubit–oscillator trapped-ion processor, physicists have simulated a Z2 lattice gauge theory and directly ...

There's big news from the quantum world. A quantum computer has been used in space for the first time. The device was aboard ...

The quantum computing industry is advancing, but is it advancing fast enough? While we constantly hear claims like a quantum computer could be 20,000 times faster, the actual physical processors — the ...