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IBM CEO Arvind Krishna projects quantum computing will contribute measurably to earnings by 2028–2029, citing recent demonstrations of "quantum advantage" where their systems outperform classical computers on specific tasks. The company is advancing toward commercialization through a new standalone chip foundry backed by significant U.S. government and private investment, aiming to address current hardware challenges like error rates and scalability.
IBM CEO says quantum computing will have a measurable impact on earnings by 2028 or 2029

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna said Thursday investors won't have to wait much longer for quantum computing to become a meaningful business for the technology company known for its mainframes and enterprise software. "I think that in 2028…
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