Hanhee Paik

Andrew Cross

Zaira Nazario

Katia Moskvitch

Luuk Ament

Stefan Elrington

Abe Asfaw

Kei Kawase

Kallie Ferguson

Nate Earnest-Noble

Olivia Lanes

Jay Gambetta

Paul Nation

News

Technical note

Fraunhofer goes quantum: IBM’s Quantum System One comes to Europe

Announcing the winners of the IBM Quantum Open Science Prize

The IBM Quantum heavy hex lattice

Building Japan’s quantum future with IBM Quantum System One

Quantum startups leap from lab to launch with IBM incubator

Quantum

ACS Spring 2021

VLSI Technology 2021

Quantum Error Correction

Quantum Community

Quantum Hardware

Quantum Circuits and Software

AI has the potential to solve some of the biggest challenges facing myriad industries. At IBM Research, we’re working on semiconductor innovations for the hybrid cloud and AI — foundational hardware technology that we can use to build the next generation of chips to solve those challenges. 

Foundational Hardware Technology

The hybrid cloud is creating new opportunities to transform the way scientific research is done. From access to high-performance infrastructure, to support for multi-cloud deployments and cloud-native technologies like containers and serverless computing, we're driving full-stack innovations to transform R&D.

Hybrid Cloud HPC

Quantum advantage requires innovation at every layer of the quantum stack. Our software team works alongside the hardware developers to build an expansive library of quantum circuits and to create programming tools so that anyone can develop their own quantum software.

IBM Quantum has a clear vision toward achieving practical quantum advantage. Today we are building state-of-the-art superconducting quantum processors integrated into classical computing workflows, relying on the latest quantum science, cryogenic engineering, systems engineering, and industrial design.

Quantum computing represents a paradigm shift in the types of problems we can solve. Getting it right requires deep understanding of the underlying theory. We’re exploring the fundamentals of quantum science, from entanglement and superposition to the development of novel quantum algorithms. 

Quantum Information Science

IBM Quantum System One installed at Fraunhofer Institute

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An IBM Quantum System One is now operational at the Kawasaki Business Incubation Center, serving Japan’s growing quantum community in industry and scientific research.

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Quantum Hardware

Our work

Quantum startups leap from lab to launch with IBM incubator

Building Japan’s quantum future with IBM Quantum System One

The IBM Quantum heavy hex lattice

Announcing the winners of the IBM Quantum Open Science Prize

Publications

NbN-Gated GaN Transistor Technology for Applications in Quantum Computing Systems

Materials challenges and opportunities for quantum computing hardware

Reducing circuit size in the variational quantum eigensolver

Hardware efficient quantum algorithms for vibrational structure calculations

The effect of noise on the optimality of hardware efficient ansatz in VQE for small molecules

Experimental challenges for molecular simulation on noisy quantum computers

Related teams

Foundational Hardware Technology

Hybrid Cloud HPC

Quantum Circuits and Software

Quantum Information Science