Quantum
Computing
at
IBM
IBM Quantum is an industry first initiative to build universal quantum computers for business, engineering and science. This effort includes advancing the entire quantum computing technology stack and exploring applications to make quantum broadly usable and accessible.
With a worldwide network of Fortune 500 companies, academic institutions, researchers, educators, and enthusiasts, we are committed to driving innovation for our clients in the IBM Q Network and the extended IBM Quantum Community.
Quantum
Computing at
IBM
IBM Quantum is an industry first initiative to build universal quantum computers for business, engineering and science. This effort includes advancing the entire quantum computing technology stack and exploring applications to make quantum broadly usable and accessible.
With a worldwide network of Fortune 500 companies, academic institutions, researchers, educators, and enthusiasts, we are committed to driving innovation for our clients in the IBM Q Network and the extended IBM Quantum Community.
Scalable Quantum Systems
At the heart of IBM quantum systems is the transmon qubit. Successive generations of IBM Quantum processors have demonstrated the potential of superconducting transmon qubits as the basis for electrically controlled solid-state quantum computers. With a scalable approach to chip architecture and research into error correction and mitigation, IBM Quantum is at the forefront of developing systems with sufficient quantum volume to demonstrate advantage in real world applications.
Several IBM quantum devices are available to the public through our quantum cloud services. Users can access devices for free through the IBM Quantum Experience or Qiskit, and more advanced quantum systems are available to our clients in the IBM Q Network.
Scalable Quantum Systems
At the heart of IBM quantum systems is the transmon qubit. Successive generations of IBM Q processors have demonstrated the potential of superconducting transmon qubits as the basis for electrically controlled solid-state quantum computers. With a scalable approach to chip architecture and research into error correction and mitigation, IBM Quantum is at the forefront of developing systems with sufficient quantum volume to demonstrate advantage in real world applications.
Several IBM quantum devices are available to the public through our quantum cloud services. Users can access devices for free through the IBM Quantum Experience or Qiskit, and more advanced quantum systems are available to our clients in the IBM Q Network.
Scalable Quantum Systems
At the heart of IBM quantum systems is the transmon qubit. Successive generations of IBM Quantum processors have demonstrated the potential of superconducting transmon qubits as the basis for electrically controlled solid-state quantum computers. With a scalable approach to chip architecture and research into error correction and mitigation, IBM Quantum is at the forefront of developing systems with sufficient quantum volume to demonstrate advantage in real world applications.
Several IBM quantum devices are available to the public through our quantum cloud services. Users can access devices for free through the IBM Quantum Experience or Qiskit, and more advanced quantum systems are available to our clients in the IBM Q Network.
Full Stack
Quantum
Software
IBM Q simulators and quantum devices can be easily accessed over the cloud through Qiskit, and open-source quantum programming framework. Qiskit enables researchers, educators, developers and enthusiasts to get started with quantum programming.
Use Qiskit to detect errors, autocomplete code and create visualizations or complex quantum states. Seamlessly integrate quantum development into regular workflows using common programming languages and industry-standard development tools.
Try it out
Whether you're a researcher, developer, or are just starting out, there are many ways to start working with Qiskit and IBM Quantum Experience. Learn more about our tools with the following links.
Applications
IBM Quantum is accelerating the application of quantum computing to solve the most challenging problems in chemistry, optimization, and machine learning.
Machine Learning
Using quantum systems to train and run machine learning algorithms could allow us to solve complex problems more quickly, potentially improving applications like disease diagnosis, fraud detection, and efficient energy management.
Materials
Simulating quantum mechanical systems is a promising early application of quantum computing. This technique can be applied to fields such as chemistry, materials science, and high energy physics.
Optimization
Quantum computers may potentially find the best solution among varying weighted options more efficiently than classical computers, and could provide advantage in areas such as portfolio optimization, risk analysis, and Monte-Carlo-like applications.
Finance
In the financial service sector, many computationally intensive problems exist, such as optimization of financial portfolios or the risk analysis of such portfolios. For some of these problems, quantum computing may have the potential to achieve a significant advantage compared to classical computing.
Community Driven Innovation
Tens of thousands of people around the world are using IBM quantum systems and Qiskit to explore the exciting world of quantum computing in collaboration with the IBM Quantum team of experts. Together, we're making quantum computing accessible to everyone - accelerating the pace of advancement in research institutions, industry labs, and classrooms.
Community Driven
Innovation
Tens of thousands of people around the world are using IBM quantum systems and Qiskit to explore the exciting world of quantum computing in collaboration with the IBM Quantum team of experts. Together, we're making quantum computing accessible to everyone - accelerating the pace of advancement in research institutions, industry labs, and classrooms.
Community Driven
Innovation
Tens of thousands of people around the world are using IBM quantum systems and Qiskit to explore the exciting world of quantum computing in collaboration with the IBM Quantum team of experts. Together, we're making quantum computing accessible to everyone - accelerating the pace of advancement in research institutions, industry labs, and classrooms.
Get involved
Join the IBM Quantum community to get access to quantum devices, development tools, and learning resources. Learn more about the different ways to connect with IBM Quantum, and create a free account to start using our quantum tools today.