IBM, Alphabet, and Microsoft sit at the top of UBS’s latest ranking of companies pushing toward practical quantum computing.

Welcome to another biweekly update on all things quantum computing. This edition covers Microsoft’s growing footprint in Europe, IBM’s new hardware progress, IQM’s next research system, IonQ’s move ...

Microsoft is investing heavily in quantum computing, aiming to bring the world’s most powerful quantum computer online by 2026 to advance security, research, and next-gen technology. When it comes to ...

IonQ holds the world record for two-qubit gate fidelity at 99.99%. No other company has crossed the 99.9% two-qubit gate ...

Microsoft is looking to finalize the transition of its products to a post-quantum cryptographic standard by 2033, two years before the 2035 deadline the Biden administration previously recommended to ...

If you asked Wall Street analysts which quantum computing stock they like the most right now, it would probably be Microsoft ...

The expanded Lyngby facility is Microsoft’s largest quantum site and a firm investment in the long-term commitment to partner with Europe on realizing the benefits from quantum. The investment ...

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -Microsoft on Wednesday said it is expanding its quantum facility just outside the Danish capital Copenhagen, by building its second lab in the Nordic country and its largest ...

In February, Microsoft unveiled a new quantum computer called Majorana 1 and it quickly became one of the most controversial devices in quantum computing. Majorana 1 caused controversy because it ...

The year 2025 delivered clearer engineering roadmaps, major capital commitments and steady commercial traction in quantum computing. IBM IBM unveiled a new IBM Quantum data center and a multi-year ...