IBM puts 20 qubit quantum computer in the cloud

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IBM puts 20 qubit quantum computer in the cloud

50 qubit machine coming next.

IBM plans to offer its 20 qubit quantum computer as a cloud-based service by the end of the year, allowing businesses to take advantage of the power of the super-processors without needing to invest in the hardware. Customers will be able to take advantage of the machine to process quantum ...

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