In a major step that could reshape the future of supercomputing, China has officially started selling the world’s first commercial atomic-based quantum computer to global buyers. This is the first time institutions outside of government and big tech will be able to physically purchase a complete quantum system rather than depending on cloud access or research partnerships.
In a major step that could reshape the future of supercomputing, China has officially started selling the world’s first commercial atomic-based quantum computer to global buyers. This is the first time institutions outside of government and big tech will be able to physically purchase a complete quantum system rather than depending on cloud access or research partnerships