IBM announced new processors that it said will help it build a “fault-tolerant quantum computer” by the end of the decade.

The second product announced this morning is IBM Quantum Nighthawk, a processor that will enable the immediate continuation ...

In addition to launching Nighthawk, IBM also announced its Quantum Loon chip, an experimental processor that will not be made ...

IBM has introduced two different quantum chips that it believes could help demonstrate "quantum advantage," or the ability ...

IBM revealed two new quantum computers, called Loon and Nighthawk – the qubits they use are connected in newly intricate ways and may enable a way to run error-free computations ...

It says its Nighthawk processor moves the field forward by handling tougher computations with the same level of accuracy as ...

IBM has announced two new quantum chips as part of its wider roadmap to achieve both quantum advantage and fault-tolerant ...

Quantum computing is finally heating up. There is a heady mix of high-profile and highly resourced big tech players like ...

Separate from Nighthawk, IBM is pushing forward with IBM Quantum Loon, an experimental quantum processor that aims to deliver ...

IBM unveils Loon and Nighthawk, next-generation processors for scalable, fault-tolerant quantum computing - SiliconANGLE ...

IBM said its new processors and software breakthroughs will speed its path toward fault-tolerant quantum computing by 2029.

The scientists at Germany's Fraunhofer Institute have announced they've taken delivery of the kind of package most of us dream of getting -- provided you've got a steady supply of liquid nitrogen on ...