Organizations are partnering with IBM Quantum to build their quantum future
Join IBM Research Director Dario Gil to hear how you can access and program quantum computers on the IBM Cloud today.
Why IBM Quantum?
Science
We're unpacking and improving the fundamental building blocks of quantum computing, from quantum circuits to the development of quantum programs and algorithms.
Systems
Twenty-eight deployed quantum computers—the largest and most powerful fleet of commercial devices. This is part of our roadmap to scale systems to 1,000 qubits and beyond.
Software
IBM Quantum simulators and quantum devices can be easily accessed on the IBM Cloud at the level of pulses, circuits and algorithms.
We’re building the future, together
IBM’s full quantum stack allows our partners to fully explore their next solutions with a level of fidelity and scale that are unmatched.
By partnering with the IBM Quantum Network – our 100+ community of Fortune 500 companies, academic institutions, national labs, and startups – organizations gain access to our stack, allowing them the ability to tackle challenging problems across finance, materials, logistics, and chemistry in ways never imagined before.
For business
Partner with IBM Quantum to find commercial opportunities
Learn how organizations are working with IBM now to solve today’s most challenging problems.
For developers
Code quantum algorithms in Python
Integrate quantum into your workflows with high-level libraries.
For researchers
Advance quantum computing research
Work with the best experts across experimentation, theory, and computer science and explore new possibilities in the field of quantum computing.
For educators
Educate the next generation
The field of quantum computing is just emerging and we want students, educators, and society to grow and benefit from it.
Our tools
Open source and on the cloud
Visually build quantum circuits in IBM Quantum Composer to run on real quantum systems. Or prototype applications on the cloud with IBM Quantum Lab. It's all powered by Qiskit, IBM's open-source SDK.
News & resources
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