IBM’s Quantum System Two will help it unlock the ‘full power of quantum computing’ – Interesting Engineering

At the beginning of December, IBM revealed a major quantum computing update.

The chip-making giant unveiled the Quantum Heron processor, the first of a new series of utility-scale quantum processors designed to deliver the company's "highest performance metrics and lowest error rates" to date, the company explained in a press statement.

It also showed off the Quantum System Two, the company's first modular quantum computer, which has begun operations using three cryogenically cooled Heron processors.

IBM claims both of these bring us a step closer to quantum utility and that it is making steady progress in its bid to have error-corrected qubits by the end of the decade.

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IBM's Quantum System Two will help it unlock the 'full power of quantum computing' - Interesting Engineering