Japan's first entirely homegrown quantum computer uses superconducting qubits and components made entirely domestically.

An emerging contract vehicle will focus on developing the hardware and software needed to get different types of quantum computers to communicate and work together.

Aaron Lauda has been exploring an area of mathematics that most physicists have seen little use for, wondering if it might have practical applications. In a twist even he didn’t expect, it turns out ...

Japan unveiled its first domestically built quantum computer at Osaka University, marking a milestone in advanced computing.

IBM’s quantum computer is now a quantum computing system The company’s new Q System One is still an experiment in bleeding-edge computer science–but a more fully fleshed-out one.

D-Wave’s sixth-generation annealing quantum computer, the Advantage2 system is production-ready and built to address real-world use cases in areas such as optimization, materials simulation, and ...

The IBM Quantum Computational Center will have five 20-qubit systems with a Quantum Volume of 16 and then the new 53-qubit system. Quantum Volume refers to the compute power of a quantum computer.

The Q System One has a modular design and parts designed to minimize interference. IBM's plan is to start scaling quantum computational center.

Nevermind quantum cats, this one is powered by an OQTOPUS  Japan has flicked the switch on its first quantum computer built ...