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IBM's acquisition of HRL Laboratories significantly expands its quantum hardware portfolio by integrating silicon-spin qubit expertise with its existing superconducting systems. This strategic move aims to accelerate the development of the IBM Quantum Starling computer, targeting 100 million quantum operations by 2029 through a more versatile and scalable manufacturing stack. The deal underscores a critical industry shift toward diversifying qubit modalities to overcome current hardware limitations and achieve practical computational advantages.
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IBM aims for 100M quantum operations by 2029 after HRL deal

Quantum Zeitgeist1 min read

IBM acquired HRL Laboratories to bolster its quantum computing efforts, targeting the ability to perform 100 million quantum operations with the IBM Quantum Starling computer by 2029.

IBM expects its computer to achieve 100 million quantum operations by 2029, a performance level the company says will…

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