Quantum-as-a-Service is making the revolutionary power of quantum computing accessible without the need for million-dollar ...

Companies are simultaneously simulating quantum computers with classical computers, but around 50 qubits is seen as the limit—IBM recently simulated 56 qubits, which took 4.5 terabytes of memory ...

A complete quantum computer (QC), fulfilling the mission set forth for it by scientists and engineers, and realizing the ingenious vision of Dr. Richard Feynman [PDF], has yet to be constructed.

Equitable quantum computing prioritize open standards, shared research breakthroughs, and subsidized access for underserved ...

IBM and AMD have agreed to collaborate on quantum computing, creating a powerful tech duo amid growing optimism that the ...

Quantum computing is a field within computer science that investigates how quantum physics can improve the way we compute. Traditional computers use bits to process information, which can either ...

Quantum computing hit a major milestone this fall when tech giant Google announced it had run a successful trial in which a calculation that would have taken the fastest supercomputer 10,000 years to ...

Quantum computing is a form of computing based on quantum physics. Where classical computers rely on bits (zeros or ones) to make calculations, quantum computers use quantum bits (qubits) that ...

IBMIBM and Advanced Micro DevicesAMD will partner on advancing quantum computing technology, the companies announced Tuesday. Both IBM stock and shares of AMD were higher in early Tuesday trading.IBM ...

While the new players are getting most of the hype, one company has been working on quantum for quite some time.