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IBM CEO Arvind Krishna projects that quantum computing will transition from research phases to commercial viability, contributing measurably to IBM's financial results by 2028 or 2029. The company anticipates the technology could unlock a trillion-dollar value proposition by the end of the 2030s through applications in advanced materials and drug discovery. This timeline marks a significant inflection point for the industry as quantum advantage moves closer to generating tangible revenue streams.

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IBM CEO Expects Quantum Computing to Drive Revenue by 2020s, Trillion-Dollar Value by End of 2030s

The Quantum InsiderJuly 31, 20264 min read

Insider Brief IBM expects quantum computing to begin making a measurable contribution to the company’s financial results within the next few years, as the technology moves closer to commercial use, Chief Executive Officer Arvind Krishna told CNBC. Speaking on CNBC’s “Mad Money,” Krishna said IBM believes quantum computing is approaching an inflection point after years […]

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna said the company expects quantum computing to begin making a measurable contribution to revenue and profit by 2028 or 2029, citing new research that he said demonstrates growing commercial potential for the technology. Krishna said IBM‘s quantum computers are uncovering material behaviors beyond the reach of conventional computers, with potential applications in batteries, advanced materials, fusion energy and drug discovery, while the company…

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