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IonQ Launches Superion 256 Quantum Computer Built For Standard Server Racks
Hardware
13 days ago•1 min read

IonQ Launches Superion 256 Quantum Computer Built For Standard Server Racks

Zubiqo Take

"Everyone is heavily distracted by AI while quantum computing quietly shifts from science fiction physics experiments into standard server racks."

BullishMag 8
SiliconANGLE
D-Wave Tests Dual-Rail Qubit Entanglement as Quantum Hardware Shifts to Gate Systems
Hardware
about 2 months ago•1 min read

D-Wave Tests Dual-Rail Qubit Entanglement as Quantum Hardware Shifts to Gate Systems

Zubiqo Take

"Fast entangling gates on two qubits won't fix calibration drift when scaling to complex quantum circuits."

Mag 5
Ars Technica