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IBM launched two new quantum processors and software upgrades, advancing its path to fault-tolerant quantum computing by 2029.
IBM has unveiled two new quantum processors, Nighthawk and Loon, as part of its push toward quantum advantage by 2026 and fault-tolerant computing by 2029.
Nighthawk, a 120-qubit chip with 218 tunable couplers, supports up to 5,000 two-qubit gates and enables 30% more complex circuits, while Loon advances error correction with hardware components needed for fault tolerance, completed a year early.
IBM also introduced software upgrades in Qiskit that improve accuracy by 24% and reduce error mitigation costs over 100-fold.
The company transitioned to a 300mm wafer facility, doubling development speed and increasing chip complexity tenfold.
These milestones support IBM’s broader strategy to make quantum computing practical through open collaboration, real-world testing, and scalable innovation.
IBM lanzó dos nuevos procesadores cuánticos y actualizaciones de software, avanzando en su camino hacia la computación cuántica tolerante a fallas para el año 2029.