The tech giant’s most powerful quantum processor to date, Heron, has 156 superconducting physical qubits. IBM’s first quantum data center in Europe was welcomed by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, underscoring its importance for European technological sovereignty in quantum tech. IBM collaborates with startups like Finland’s Algorithmiq and other ecosystem partners to advance quantum computing algorithms for practical applications, including drug discovery.
The tech giant’s most powerful quantum processor to date, Heron, has 156 superconducting physical qubits. IBM’s first quantum data center in Europe was welcomed by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, underscoring its importance for European technological sovereignty in quantum tech. IBM collaborates with startups like Finland’s Algorithmiq and other ecosystem partners to advance quantum computing algorithms for practical applications, including drug discovery.