Related Midwest, the developer of a 128-acre quantum computing campus on Chicago’s South Side, is planning “affordably priced housing” to be built on vacant lots just outside the site.

California-based PsiQuantum will anchor the new quantum computing campus at the ... The incentive package pulls from Johnson’s $1.25 billion bond earmarked for economic development and housing ...

Processor-based quantum controller company Quantum Machines (QM) has launched the Israeli Quantum Computing Center (IQCC), housed at Tel Aviv University. Part-funded by the Israel Innovation ...

A deeper explanation on how Quantum Computers work and the principals behind ...

The environmental impact of the 128-acre quantum computing campus was a big concern for residents during the first community meeting about the project.

The project’s goal was to create a computer powered by 100,000 qubits — the basic unit of information in quantum computing. Early quantum computer prototypes are still in the hundreds of qubits.

The European Union (EU) rolled out its maiden quantum blueprint on Wednesday, determined to catapult the bloc into a ...

The processor comes as Intel endeavors to catch up with quantum computer rivals like IBM and Google. The chipmaker hopes it eventually will leapfrog the competition with processors housing vastly ...

The beating heart of IBM’s quantum computer is a chip no bigger than a quarter. These extravagant machines promise to solve difficult problems that stump today’s best classical computers.

The South Side took another step toward becoming a national computer hub Thursday when the Chicago Plan Commission approved the creation of a quantum computer research park on the long-vacant U.S ...

Quantum computing uses phenomena in quantum physics to create new ways of computing. Quantum computing involves qubits. Unlike a normal computer bit, which can be either 0 or 1, a qubit can exist ...

The chip was made at Google’s purpose-built Santa Barbara lab, with Willow housing 105 qubits. A qubit is quantum’s equivalent of a ‘bit’ used in classical computing, with the difference ...