IBM's $100 Million Initiative to Develop a 100,000-Qubit Supercomputer with Advanced Quantum Power
Enlisting the help of the University of Tokyo and the University of Chicago, IBM plans to invest $100 million to build the quantum-centric supercomputer.
A new era of high-performance computing that can solve complex problems beyond the reach of today's supercomputers is represented by quantum-centric supercomputing.
New understandings of chemical reactors and molecular dynamics could be unlocked by a 100,000-qubit system, helping address pressing global challenges like climate change and clean energy.
A foundation for solving complex problems that current supercomputers cannot handle will be provided by the quantum supercomputer.
Highlighting the scale of the leap required to reach 100,000 qubits, Osprey, IBM's most powerful quantum system, has 433 qubits.
Valuable expertise and research capabilities are brought to the project by the University of Chicago and the University of Tokyo.
Accelerating the adoption of quantum computing and addressing critical challenges are the goals of the collaboration.
The crucial factor for the success of the quantum-centric supercomputer will be the integration of quantum and classical networks.
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