IBM laid out a detailed plan for a large-scale machine in June, declaring it was on track to build one by the end of the ...

Tech giants claims that the decades-long race to build a workable quantum computer may finally be entering its home stretch.

Google has once again claimed the prestigious milestone of quantum supremacy, asserting that its latest quantum computer has ...

IBM and Google target fault-tolerant quantum computers by 2029, promising machines that could crack encryption and ...

That has intensified a race against Google, which cleared one of the biggest remaining hurdles late last year and says it is ...

Researchers used Google’s quantum processor to simulate fundamental physics, offering a new way to study the universe’s basic forces and particles. The fundamental forces that shape our universe are ...

Google's Quantum AI Lab shacked up with NASA and recently acquired the D-Wave 2X, described as the first quantum computer, which features a 1,000-qubit quantum processor supposedly capable of ...

Major tech firms race to build full-scale quantum computers by 2030.Scaling qubits faces key challenges like interference and ...

A handout picture from October 2019 shows a component of Google’s Quantum Computer in the Santa Barbara lab, California, U.S. Photo by Google / Handout via REUTERS ...

Google's current quantum computer operates with 70 operational qubits. For lack of a better process, the research team tested using a complex, synthetic benchmark called Random Circuit Sampling (RCS).

Computer Company Breaks ‘Quantum Supremacy’ Record Set by Google The latest Quantinuum computer has nearly double the number of qubits as its predecessor and outperforms its competitors 100-fold.

The idea of quantum supremacy dates back to the early 1980s, when scientists like Richard Feynman, Yuri Mann, and Paul Benioff were sketching out the promise and potential of quantum computers.