Chicago’s bid to lead the country in quantum computing
New IBM Quantum System Two supports Illinois’ place at the center of the American quantum computing industry.
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| Advanced semiconductorsDoes semiconductor research on nanosheet transistors and partners with Rapidus on 2nm. | Does semiconductor research on nanosheet transistors and partners with Rapidus on 2nm. | research.ibm.com |
| Quantum computingBuilds superconducting quantum processors and the Qiskit software stack. | Builds superconducting quantum processors and the Qiskit software stack. | ibm.com |
New IBM Quantum System Two supports Illinois’ place at the center of the American quantum computing industry.
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