IBM has unveiled its latest quantum device: the Q System One, a beautifully polished 20-qubit machine. However, it’s still an experimental device, and not ready to delivery on the biggest ...

Quantum computing is intriguing. It's also confusing, distant, and unfathomable, which means people often skip right by the topic. IBM's Q System One, shown at CES 2019, may not be a scientific ...

Quantum computing could be a $200 billion market by 2040. These AI leaders will likely play a significant role in it.

It’s much like IBM’s Watson, which uses conventional computers, but Q uses quantum computers. The 50-qubit quantum computer will be 10 times larger than a 5-qubit system already housed by IBM.

IBM unveiled the IBM Q System One on Tuesday, billed as the world's first gate model quantum computer that businesses will be able to buy and use. Previously, quantum computers have been confined ...

IBM’s answer to this problem is a cloud platform called IBM Q.Since the program launched in May 2016, it’s given users a way to utilize quantum computation without having direct access to a ...

IBM is imagining a world where quantum computers sit neatly beside traditional PCs and server farms. The IBM Q System One contains a fourth-generation 20-qubit machine.

IBM Q System One enables universal approximate superconducting quantum computers to operate outside the research lab for the first time. It’s a major step forward in the commercialization of quantum ...

IBM has announced IBM Q, a major initiative to develop quantum computing that ranges from improvements to the IBM Experience, to the first commercially available universal quantum computer.

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.

In the next few years, the IBM Q quantum computers will move to 50 qubits -- each a patch of niobium atoms hooked to its comrades with specialized aluminum wiring.

Through the CQE, IBM Q will provide funding for up to five postdoctoral positions over five years to investigate some of the most profound scientific and technological challenges in quantum ...