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IBM's acquisition of HRL Laboratories marks a strategic pivot toward electron spin qubits to complement its existing superconducting roadmap, diversifying the company's approach as it targets practical quantum advantage by 2033. This move consolidates two distinct hardware architectures—superconductors and spin-based circuits—that can be fabricated using conventional chip equipment but offer different scaling profiles for future processors. The deal effectively creates a dual-track strategy within IBM Research to mitigate risks associated with any single technology path failing to mature as expected in the race against competitors like Google.
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IBM buys HRL Laboratories in shift to two - track quantum computing strategy

GDELT2 min read

SAN FRANCISCO, July 23 (Reuters) - ⁠IBM has agreed to buy HRL Laboratories, a private quantum computing research lab jointly owned by ⁠Boeing Co and General Motors, the company said on Thursday, adding a second pillar to ‌IBM's quantum computing efforts.…

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