IBM says that in just one year, more than 80,000 users have run more than 3 million remote executions on cloud quantum computing resources with the help of the SDK.

IBM has unveiled its latest quantum device: the Q System One, a beautifully polished 20-qubit machine. However, it’s still an experimental device, and not ready to delivery on the biggest ...

IBM has announced IBM Q, a major initiative to develop quantum computing that ranges from improvements to the IBM Experience, to the first commercially available universal quantum computer.

ARMONK, N.Y. (CBS.MW) - IBM plans to announce Thursday that it will launch a new branding campaign to better advertise the consumer electronics products that make use of its technologies.

IBM is still bullish, though, and published this video last month to promote its new “IBM Q Network” — a partnership of academic and industry players who will explore how quantum computers ...

At CES, IBM today announced its first commercial quantum computer for use outside of the lab. The 20-qubit system combines into a single package the ...

It’s much like IBM’s Watson, which uses conventional computers, but Q uses quantum computers. The 50-qubit quantum computer will be 10 times larger than a 5-qubit system already housed by IBM.

Quantum computing is intriguing. It's also confusing, distant, and unfathomable, which means people often skip right by the topic. IBM's Q System One, shown at CES 2019, may not be a scientific ...

IBM has announced that the next generation of its IBM Q platform will give users access to a 20-qubit processor.

IBM continues to push its quantum computing efforts forward and today announced that it will soon make a 53-qubit quantum computer available to clients of its IBM Q Network.The new system, which ...

IBM has proudly introduced a new, rainbow take on its logo in a sign of its continued support for the LGBTQ community. “Today, I am proud to introduce a new symbol that will represent IBM’s ...

IBM will build and sell commercial 50-qubit universal quantum computers, dubbed IBM Q, "in the next few years." No word on pricing just yet, but I wouldn't expect much change from $15 million ...