There are similarities and differences between what the company is talking about today and IBM's recent update of its roadmap ...

Microsoft is ready to bring quantum computing capabilities to its Azure software suite, introducing logical qubits alongside its artificial intelligence and high performance computing ...

Quantum computing has already rapidly shifted from research papers and laboratories into early commercial deployments.

Alphabet is playing to win in the quantum computing space. Microsoft believes it will build a scalable quantum supercomputer ...

Microsoft and its collaborators on the Azure Quantum project have been consistently breaking new ground with quantum computing research projects, most recently by quadrupling the number of logical ...

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella today took the wraps off Azure Quantum, a full-stack, cloud-based approach to quantum computing that he said would play well with traditional computational architectures.

Microsoft and KPMG are getting set to test Azure Quantum’s capabilities on the sorts of real-world problems that should give quantum computing an edge over traditional approaches.

Microsoft has started working on quantum applications in chemistry, and recently published some research on using quantum computers to design a catalyst that could take carbon out of the atmosphere.

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