IBM, Inc. (IBM) announced late Monday that Japanese national research laboratory Riken unveiled the first “IBM Quantum System Two,” marking its debut overseas. The IBM Quantum System Two is the first ...

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IBM's latest quantum computing processor marks a notable step forward for its ambitions in the field. At the IBM Quantum Summit 2022, the company announced Osprey, which has the largest qubit ...

For now, we have to make do with significantly smaller systems and today, IBM announced the launch of its Osprey quantum processor, which features 433 qubits, up from the 127 qubits of its 2021 ...

In a move that bodes well for quantum computing's long-term prospects, IBM said Wednesday it's built a new machine called Osprey with 433 qubits. Tripling the total number of data processing ...

A computer rendering shows IBM's 433-qubits Osprey quantum processor, with more than three times the qubits of the IBM Eagle processor unveiled in 2021, in this undated handout image.

IBM's most powerful quantum computer yet, Osprey, is a 433-qubit machine, and the company is enlisting partners to identify quantum-computing use cases for businesses.

Today, IBM announced the latest generation of its family of avian-themed quantum processors, the Osprey. With more than three times the qubit count of its previous-generation Eagle processor ...

The new Osprey 433-qubit processor along with the systems that support and enable it are key milestones on IBM's path to more powerful and practically useful quantum computing technology.

The scale of quantum computers is growing quickly. In 2022, IBM took the top spot with its 433-qubit Osprey chip. Yesterday, Atom Computing announced they've one-upped IBM with a 1,180-qubit neutral ...