Big Blue opens its five-qubit quantum computer to the public via a Web platform, signaling that the technology is mature and stable enough for anyone to use.

Quantum computing is still very much in the early research stage, but IBM is hoping to accelerate the progress around it by making a quantum computer available to researchers as a cloud service.

The tech giant believes we’re currently at the quantum utility stage, where quantum computers can perform reliable computations at a scale beyond brute force classical computing methods.

IBM and AMD partner on quantum-centric supercomputing, combining quantum computers with AI accelerators to try solve complex ...

Earlier this year IBM updated its offerings in quantum computing and added new managed quantum systems for select international clients.

To deliver on this ambition IBM is working with AMD to develop scalable, open-source platforms, leveraging its experience in quantum computers and software, and AMD’s in high-performance computing and ...

IBM and AMD are teaming up to blend quantum systems and tackle complex challenges at a faster and greater scale.

The initiative seeks to develop scalable, open-source platforms by combining IBM's quantum computing with AMD's HPC and AI strengths.

In my previous article on IBM Quantum computers, I wrote about IBM’s plans to improve access to its quantum computers. This article describes the update to IBM’s Quantum computing roadmap as ...

Not even IBM is sure where its quantum computer experiments will lead But it will be fun to find out.