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Introducing “Tools for Quantum Advantage,” a new course from IBM Quantum highlighting the tools necessary for getting the most out of modern quantum computers and bringing useful quantum computing to the world:
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Quantum error mitigation and correction aren't separate paths. They're part of a continuum.
Our latest blog explores hybrid QEM/QEC methods that can improve reliability while reducing sampling overhead on the path to fault-tolerant quantum computing:
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Today, @IBM and @LockheedMartin, together with @ETH_en Zurich, the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, launched a new quantum innovation hub in Switzerland:
The new hub will soon host the country’s first IBM Quantum System Two
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AI is unlocking new insights about the Moon. 🌙
@IBM and @NASA are open-sourcing the NASA-IBM Lunar Foundation Model, one of the first publicly available AI models built for scientific lunar exploration.
Learn more below 🧵
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A team led by @ClevelandClinic, @riken_en, and @IBM has been named a finalist for the 2026 @TheOfficialACM Gordon Bell Prize, one of HPC's highest honors, for its 12,635-atom protein simulation, the largest demonstrated on a quantum computer:
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Meet Granite 4.2, IBM’s latest family of open models purpose-built for enterprise agentic AI.
With new native reasoning capabilities, Granite 4.2 can plan, reason, self-correct and reliably use tools to help automate complex enterprise workflows
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Quantum computing has long been a technology of enormous promise. Now, that promise is starting to meet the real world.
This week’s @Newsweek cover explores why 2026 could mark an inflection point for quantum, from materials science to drug discovery.
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Quantum computers run cold. Really cold. ❄️
@LiveScience takes a look inside IBM’s new modular cryogenic architecture, designed to connect quantum processors while keeping them at temperatures near absolute zero.
🧵 A few things worth knowing:
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Today, @IBM is announcing a new modular architecture for quantum cryogenic systems.
This approach to housing, connecting, and cooling quantum processors is a foundational component of IBM’s path toward IBM Quantum Starling in 2029, which is expected to be the world’s first fault-tolerant quantum computer. Learn more here:
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Quantum progress isn't just about qubits. ⚛️
To build fault-tolerant quantum computing, refrigeration hardware must evolve alongside processors. That's why we're introducing a new modular cryogenic architecture.
Here are the details 🧵👇
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In "@SpiderMan: Brand New Day", Prof. Banner lectures on quantum chromodynamics (QCD), the study of how quarks and gluons form protons and neutrons.
Fun Fact: Researchers from BasQ are using @IBM quantum computers to understand physical theories like QCD
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America is leading the world in quantum computing.
Secretary Lutnick visited IBM in Yorktown Heights, New York, to see that leadership firsthand. American innovation and the Commerce Department’s cutting-edge CHIPS deals are driving the industry forward.
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Quantum computing is making headlines, but the bigger story is what comes next.
In a recent interview on @jimcramer's @MadMoneyOnCNBC, IBM Chairman and CEO Arvind Krishna discusses how quantum can help unlock breakthroughs across materials, medicine, energy and more.
Read the full conversation:
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If you only look at qubit count, you're missing most of the picture.
Here are the 3 hardware metrics that reveal how powerful a quantum computer really is. 🧵
