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Quantum Computing

Quantum hardware, algorithms, error correction and the next frontier of computing.

13PUBLISHED REPORTS8 Weekly · 1 Memo · 0 Critical Event · 4 Special Update

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IBM Connects 240 Qubits Across Four Metre-Scale Links as IonQ Moves Networking Into Field Deployment

Quantum Computing Research Radar | Issue 009

2026.10.30

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#009

IBM Connects 240 Qubits Across Four Metre-Scale Links as IonQ Moves Networking Into Field Deployment

Quantum Computing Research Radar | Issue 009

#008

Error Correction Crosses Below Threshold, but Five Errors Still Are Not a Million Error-Free Operations

Quantum Computing Research Radar | Issue 008

#007

Quantum Hardware Starts to Deliver, but Platform Expansion and Stock-Funded M&A Blur Commercial Value

Quantum Computing Research Radar | Issue 007

#005

Quantum Computing Enters Data-Center Engineering as Xanadu and Pasqal Strengthen the Evidence

Quantum Computing Research Radar | Issue 005

FUTURE WORLD 035

IonQ Raises Revenue Guidance to $450–460 Million. Why Is Quantum Commercialization Harder to Read?

Future World Signal · Issue 035

UPDATE

IBM’s Quantum-Foundry Agreement Becomes Definitive

Quantum Computing | Special Update | Manufacturing Thesis Strengthened

#004

Engineering Accelerates. Commercial Proof Does Not.

Quantum Computing Research Radar | Issue 004

RESEARCH MEMO

IonQ Unveils 256-Qubit Superion: Productization Accelerates, Revenue Purity Declines

Quantum Computing Research Memo · Thesis Strengthened

UPDATE

Why Is the U.S. Committing $775 Million to Quantum Manufacturing?

Quantum Computing Special Update · Government Funding and Manufacturing

UPDATE

NEC Exits In-House Quantum Hardware: Technically Possible, Commercially Too Early?

Special Update · Technology retrenchment / hardware exit

#003

System usability is replacing qubit count

Quantum Computing Research Radar | Issue 003

#002

IBM is assembling the full quantum stack

Quantum Computing Research Radar | Issue 002

#001

From the qubit race to systems engineering

Quantum Computing Research Radar | Issue 001