CLEVELAND, Ohio — A shiny cylinder hanging upside down in a clear cube has put Cleveland at the forefront of quantum computing and medical innovation. The cylinder is the IBM Quantum System One ...

That temperature, inside a sealed computer, is one of the coldest places in ... This past December IBM unveiled its Quantum System Two with three times the qubits as the machine you saw in cleveland.

Although quantum ... a classical system with what is effectively a quantum co-processor. IBM readily admits that nobody has yet demonstrated quantum advantage, i.e. that a quantum computer is ...

D-Wave Quantum shares (NYSE:QBTS) surged during early trading Tuesday, after the company announced the general availability ...

The finding is a dramatic reduction from earlier estimates that put the requirement at around 20 million qubits just a few years ago.

It also will house IBM’s Quantum System Two, a quantum computer that can be upgraded as the company develops its technology further. Quantum technology uses quantum mechanics — the sometimes ...

One of the first and most promising uses scientists envision for the rapidly evolving technology of quantum computing is a new approach to drug development.

IBM plans to invest $150 billion in tech manufacturing, research, and development in the United States over the next five years. The technology giant announced this commitment in a news release on ...