IBM claims it has taken a major step toward practical quantum computation. On Monday, the company unveiled Eagle, a 127 qubit quantum processor. IBM claims it’s the first such processor that can’t be ...

At the annual IBM Quantum Summit, IBM highlighted the achievement of breaking the 100-qubit barrier with the new 127-qubit Eagle processor. Through the new technology, IBM reached a significant ...

IBM announced an important milestone in its years-long quest to build a quantum computer that matters. It’s built a new quantum processor called “Eagle” that breaks through the 100-qubit barrier with ...

In brief: With IBM's Quantum Summit right around the corner, the company announced its latest advancements into achieving quantum advantage, which it expects to happen in 2023. Today, IBM made the new ...

IBM announced a new 127-qubit processor called Eagle and previewed designs for IBM Quantum System Two, Big Blue's next-generation quantum system. Eagle represents a big step toward scaling quantum ...

Quantum computing might be our path to real science-fiction computing power, and it's been making grand strides in the last couple of years. About two years ago, Google announced that it had achieved ...

IBM Corp. today debuted its newest and most sophisticated quantum processor, which features 127 qubits as well as several major architectural improvements over earlier chips. The processor, dubbed ...

How many qubits do you need in a quantum computer? Plenty, if you want to anything useful. However, today, we have to settle for a lot fewer than we would like. But IBM’s new Eagle has the most of its ...

The new IBM 127-quantum bit (qubit) ‘Eagle’ processor has been unveiled this week during the annual IBM Quantum Summit 2021. The ‘Eagle’ processor is a breakthrough in tapping into the massive ...