IBM just bought a quantum bet it doesn’t build. Days later, the payoff hit Nature.
Six days ago, IBM agreed to buy a quantum-computing lab that builds a kind of qubit IBM does not. This week, the lab showed the world why. HRL Laboratories published a result in Nature on Wednesday: a silicon quantum processor that, in effect, runs itself. The Malibu research house is jointly owned by Boeing and […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]
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