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IBM announces 10 quantum computing projects, focusing mainly on areas like simulating quantum physics and solving problems in chemistry and materials science

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  • @mcwm Mike Murphy on threads
    this is a big one https://www.cbsnews.com/...
  • @profwoodward Alan Woodward on x
    As IBM quantum computer reaches 4 figures it's a subject that's moving on with steady progress that means quantum computers may be here sooner than we thought
  • @douglukauskas Doug Lukauskas on x
    Having recently completed a 40+ year career in IT, it's pretty amazing the changes I've seen in computing and information processing. I found this 60 Minutes segment on Quantum Computing to be mind-boggling and it totally made my head spin. The possibilities are limitless.
  • @sparkes Matthew Sparkes on x
    Story from @Ironmely here on new IBM quantum computers; larger and less noisy than previous ones. Amazing to see progress creeping along like this. If it continues in the medium term we're going to see some transformational stuff. https://www.newscientist.com/ ...
  • @adrianbowyer Adrian Bowyer on x
    The best thing about quantum computers is that all their designs are completely steampunk.
  • @entrup Richard Entrup on x
    Quantum computing, the next big thing. According to KPMG research, a majority of businesses say the quantum-computing journey is now on their agendas. KPMG is also a IBM Quantum Network member. IBM made some major announcements today including a 1,000+ qubit processor and their..…
  • @nano_arun Arun Mampazhy on x
    signs that business applications are further off than expected have led to warnings of a possible “quantum winter” of waning investor confidence and financial backing https://www.ft.com/...