IBM says IBM Quantum Starling, depicted above in a rendering, will be the world’s first large-scale, ‘fault-tolerant’ quantum system, and will be housed at its quantum data center in ...

IonQ, Inc.’s IONQ aggressive quantum networking strategy — spanning terrestrial fiber networks to space-based quantum communications — is bold and arguably the most expansive in the industry ...

IBM now describing its first error-resistant quantum compute system Company is moving past focus on qubits, shifting to functional compute units. John Timmer – Jun 10, 2025 8:51 am ...

Every article I see on Quantum Computing makes me generally uneasy. It's been the next big thing for a long time and I still don't see the use case nor am I particularly excited about the future ...

The transaction will bring together IonQ's quantum compute, application and networking stack with Oxford Ionics' groundbreaking ion-trap technology manufactured on standard semiconductor chips. The ...

IonQ on Monday said the deal, which includes $1.065 billion in stock and about $10 million in cash, adds U.K.-based Oxford's ion-trap technology made on standard semiconductor chips to its quantum ...

The transaction will bring together IonQ’s quantum compute, application and networking stack with Oxford Ionics’ groundbreaking ion-trap technology manufactured on standard semiconductor chips.

In 2024, Oxford Ionics rapidly commercialized its technology, selling full-stack quantum computers to the UK’s National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC) and Germany’s Cyberagentur.

“IonQ’s vision has always been to drive real-world impact in every era and year of quantum computing’s growth. Today’s announcement of our intention to acquire Oxford Ionics accelerates our mission to ...

The transaction will bring together IonQ’s quantum compute, application and networking stack with Oxford Ionics’ groundbreaking ion-trap technology manufactured on standard semiconductor chips. The ...

Scientists studying a centuries-old mystery of physics suggest two “arrows of time” control the evolution of quantum systems. Skip to main content. Scientific American. February 26, 2025.