D-Wave Systems launches D-Wave Leap, a new free cloud service for developers to run their open-source applications on its 2000Q quantum computers
After years of hype about the potential of quantum computing, D-Wave is about to let mainstream developers finally take its quantum machines for a test drive.
D-Wave Systems launches 2000Q, a quantum computer with 2000 qubits, priced at $15M and double the size of its existing quantum computer
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Google and NASA extend quantum computing contract with D-Wave Systems
The quest for an entirely new type of computer will continue at NASA's Ames Research Center, which is nestled in the heart of Silicon Valley. The space agency, along with Google GOOG and the Universi...
Quantum computing company D-Wave raises an additional $23.1M, bringing total to $138.7M
D-Wave keeps dreaming of quantum computers everywhere, takes $23.1M more — D-Wave Systems, a company building what it calls quantum computers, is announcing today that it has taken on around $23.1 m...
D-Wave Sells First Quantum Computer
On Wednesday, D-Wave Systems made history by announcing the sale of the world's first commercial quantum computer. The buyer was Lockheed Martin Corporation, who will use the machine to help solve so...
Start-up demos quantum computer
update About a year from now, banks, pharmaceutical companies and other large institutions will be able to rent time on a computer that calculates by studying the behavior of a niobium atom, according...