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Quantum Starts Here
Quantum Starts Here
Quantum Starts Here
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Quantum for researchers
IBM Q is your most passionate collaborator to advance foundational quantum computing research that will make real-world impact. Work with the best experts across experimentation, theory, and computer science and explore new possibilities in the field of quantum computing.
Quantum innovations for you
Produce high-quality research and test ideas using cutting-edge software, systems, and quantum development tools. Collaborate with other researchers in our network who are pushing the boundaries of quantum computing.
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We’re here to help you be the first to explore, define, and benefit from the rapidly approaching age of quantum computing. As a fundamentally different way of computation, quantum computing could potentially transform our businesses and societies.
What is quantum computing?
Quantum computing for the way you work
Quantum computing for the way you work
Quantum computing for the way you work
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Bringing quantum to life
Through the IBM Q ecosystem, a community of pioneers are rapidly developing quantum programs and applications across the entire quantum technology stack.
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Latest IBM Q news and research
Building single-atom qubits under a microscope
In the paper “Coherent spin manipulation of individual atoms on a surface,” published in the journal Science, our team demonstrated the use of single atoms as qubits for quantum information processing. This is the first time a single-atom qubit has been achieved using a Scanning Tunneling Microscope.
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On “Quantum Supremacy”
Regarding Google's "quantum supremacy" paper, we argue that an ideal simulation of the same task can be performed on a classical system in 2.5 days and with far greater fidelity. This is in fact a conservative, worst-case estimate, and we expect that with additional refinements the classical cost of the simulation can be further reduced.
Read the newsApply to become a quantum computing intern at IBM
We are now accepting applications for undergraduate and graduate students to become IBM quantum computing interns in 2020 and join the journey from the fundamental science of quantum information to quantum computing research and development.
Read the newsQuantum computation center opens
IBM continues its push toward large-scale adoption of quantum computing with the opening of the first IBM Quantum Computation Center in Poughkeepsie, New York.
Read the newsBuilding Quantum Skills With Tools For Developers, Researchers and Educators
Our team is committed to making quantum computing more approachable by investing heavily in the education to support this growing community.
Read the newsPartner with IBM Q
IBM Q Network is a global community of visionary companies, academic institutions, startups and national research labs working together to advance quantum computing.
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