The 127-qubit Eagle processor takes us into uncharted computational territory. This device embodies several important advances in our approach to hardware design, and marks a crucial stage in our climb toward quantum advantage.
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IBM Quantum’s VP reveals important breakthroughs in effort to reach quantum advantage.
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The field of quantum computing is just emerging, and we want students, educators, and society to grow and benefit from it.
Learn about CLOPS: our demanding new standard for benchmarking quantum computers.
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IBM-HBCU Quantum Center is growing
Read about the new center members, 10 historically Black colleges and universities.
