IBM has introduced a new quantum computing chip and machine that could pave the way for larger and faster systems than traditional computers. The chip, called Quantum System Two, uses three 'Heron' cryogenically cooled chips and can harness quantum bits to perform complex calculations. IBM plans to use this chip in its enterprise AI platform, Watsonx, and believes that quantum computers have the potential to solve problems in various fields within minutes, which would take today's supercomputers millions of years to complete.
IBM has recently released Quantum Error Suppression software, developed by Q-CTRL, which has the potential to significantly enhance computing performance.
China's e-commerce giant, Alibaba, has recently announced the closure of its quantum computing research effort.
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IBM has installed a 127-qubit quantum computing system at the University of Tokyo, marking the arrival of the first 'utility-scale' quantum system in Japan.
Chinese tech giant Alibaba has closed down its quantum computing laboratory and team, donating the lab and equipment to Zhejiang University.
Amazon has announced its own artificial intelligence assistant called Amazon Q, which is designed to assist employees in workplaces.