Spin qubits are an important element of IBM’s recent HRL Laboratories acquisition.

Exploring the storied history of HRL Laboratories, from the invention of the laser to silicon spin qubits.

Three key hardware metrics reveal the scale, quality, and speed of any quantum computer—factors that determine computational capability and cost efficiency.

This new microchip architecture from IBM builds up, not out, to overcome the spatial limitations of scaling transistor density.

The brilliance of this algorithm, which underlies the modern internet, is in how it organizes information.

The investment will fund R+D, capital expenditure, manufacturing scaling, ecosystem partnerships, and strategic acquisitions.

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.