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IBM and educational partners outlined which quantum advancements excite them and explained why it’s never too early to get on board.
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The investment will fund R+D, capital expenditure, manufacturing scaling, ecosystem partnerships, and strategic acquisitions.
Mathematics has always been the language of deep structure. It gives us a way to describe patterns, reason about complexity, and understand what is possible. It is also one of the foundations of modern computing. Every processor instruction, every algorithm, and every computational breakthrough ultimately rests on mathematical ideas about how information can be represented, transformed, optimized…

- Ponder This A certain comic book publisher holds the copyright for a certain superhero team, and wishes to create a movie franchise based on them. To minimize superhero fatigue with the audience, the movie franchise is planned ahead with the goal of having the minimum number of action sequences which cover all the possible superhero combinations. Each superhero movie is built in the same manner…
Classroom Accounts are a new way for educators to give large groups of students free, hands-on access to real quantum computers.
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New demonstration of a 52-qubit quantum Fourier transform shows how ecosystem innovation improves algorithm performance on quantum hardware.
We spoke with IBM’s David Cox about the lab's evolution and what it takes for an industry-academia collaboration to succeed.
At Think 2026, IBM Research leadership emphasized that useful quantum computing is already here.
A new video from IBM shows how quantum and classical hardware work in tandem to perform massive calculations that can help unlock materials science mysteries.
A team from Cleveland Clinic, RIKEN, and IBM used two IBM quantum computers and two supercomputers to model biologically relevant molecules at scale.
How a single decision democratized quantum research, launched a new industry, and changed lives around the world.
- Ponder This Given a square binary matrix of order , such that the sum of each row and column of is 1, we can find the lowest such that , the identity matrix. Denote by the maximum such when going over all the matrices in satisfying the above condition. For example, and . Your goal: Find . A bonus "*" will be given for finding . Related posts - PuzzleGadi Aleksandrowicz - PuzzleGadi Aleksandrowi…
IBM and Dallara are exploring how physics-based AI and quantum computing could improve the design of race cars and every day vehicles
IBM’s most expansive model release to date covers new language, vision, speech, embedding, and guardian models — tailored for enterprise workloads.
IBM Research’s partnerships with MIT, ETH Zurich, and the University of Illinois will lead to next-generation AI and quantum algorithms and applications.
Co-designed by IBM, the UKAEA, and STFC Hartree Centre, the model could help to advance nuclear fusion as an alternative to fossil fuels.
We spoke with her about quantum-centric supercomputing and how her career path has mirrored quantum’s remarkable rise.
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