A quantum leap forward: IBM’s 100,000-Qubit Supercomputer Initiative — significant increase over current fastest 433 Qubit processor

In a staggering display of scientific ambition, IBM has declared its intent to build an unprecedented quantum computer capable of handling 100,000 qubits. By teaming up with the University of …

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