Quantum computing is advancing quickly and becoming commercially viable. As a result, it now needs its own real estate.

Microsoft has long taken the stance in the cloud computing realm of staying neutral. That's why it offers several of the ...

Nvidia's DGX Quantum system can help developers rapidly advance quantum programming. IBM's Qiskit has become the leading ...

IonQ's superior sales growth and share price valuation make it a better investment over QCi in the emerging field of quantum ...

During Microsoft's Q4 FY 2025 (ending June 30) earnings call, CEO Satya Nadella had this to say about quantum computing: ...

Everyone wants to build the first machine that does something useful The long-held fantasy of quantum computing is now ...

Current systems operate with fewer than 200 qubits—quantum computing’s basic building blocks. Industrial applications require ...

Rigetti Computing shares jumped after Microsoft signaled quantum computing as the next leap in cloud technology.

However, Microsoft sees a path to scale up the number of qubits to 1 million. At that scale, quantum computing would likely be useful for solving real-world problems. Progress on a thorny problem ...

Microsoft is also trying to improve other aspects of quantum computing. One is the control system, which in today's quantum computers is a snarl of hundreds of wires, each an expensive coaxial ...

Microsoft's corporate offices in New York City. The company announced the addition of hybrid quantum computing in its Azure cloud. Craig T Fruchtman/Getty Images ...

Microsoft began working on quantum computers in the late 1990s, attempting to build quantum systems capable of reliably scaling up. This reliability is critical because qubits are inherently unstable.