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How to build an equitable quantum computing future
News2 minute readIBM Research launches the first Discovery Accelerator in Canada
NewsAnthony Annunziata5 minute readIt’s been 20 years since “15” was factored on quantum hardware
ExplainerRobert Davis17 minute readApplications are open: Quantum Error Correction Summer School 2022
NewsKallie Ferguson and Drew Vandeth5 minute readScientists double the size of quantum simulations with entanglement forging
ResearchRobert Davis12 minute readIBM’s quantum computers: an optimal platform for condensed matter physics research
ExplainerJerry Chow and Abhinav Kandala7 minute readThe results are in! IBM Quantum Challenge Fall 2021
NewsYuri Kobayashi and Kifumi Numata6 minute readIBM Quantum’s Open Science Prize returns with a quantum simulation challenge
NewsOlivia Lanes and AJ Rasmusson4 minute readIBM Quantum breaks the 100‑qubit processor barrier
NewsJerry Chow, Oliver Dial, and Jay Gambetta7 minute readIntroducing Quantum Serverless, a new programming model for leveraging quantum and classical resources
NewsBlake Johnson, Ismael Faro, Michael Behrendt, and Jay Gambetta9 minute readDriving quantum performance: more qubits, higher Quantum Volume, and now a proper measure of speed
NewsJay Gambetta, Ali Javadi-Abhari, Blake Johnson, Petar Jurcevic, Hanhee Paik, and Andrew Wack7 minute readGenerating whole-processor entanglement on 27- and 65-qubit quantum systems
ResearchGregory White, Gary Mooney, Charles Hill, and Lloyd Hollenberg20 minute readUndergrads: Apply for a 2022 Quantum Undergraduate Research at IBM and Princeton Internship
NewsHwajung Kang and Nathalie de Leon3 minute readThree IBM scientists named APS Fellow
NewsRyan Mandelbaum and Rafi Letzter13 minute readJoin the IBM Quantum fall challenge from October 27 to November 5
NewsKifumi Numata and Yuri Kobayashi7 minute readIBM Quantum launches accelerator for enterprise
NewsJoseph Broz5 minute read
