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IBM connects first modular cryogenic systems for quantum computing
IBM successfully links two cryogenic modules as a step toward its 2029 fault-tolerant quantum computer.
What to know
- IBM successfully connected and cooled two modular cryogenic systems to below 15 millikelvin, a critical engineering step toward scalable quantum computing.
- The modular design enables scaling to link hundreds of quantum chips; IBM plans to reach 1,000 programmable qubits by 2027 using L-coupler technology.
- IBM remains on track to deliver Quantum Starling, expected to be the world's first fault-tolerant quantum computer, in 2029.
“Cooled to below 15 millikelvin, more than 180 times colder than deep space, the build out marks a step forward in the engineering required for future quantum computers.”
IBM, Company announcement · IBM Newsroom
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Jay Gambetta Director of IBM Research, IBM Fellow
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