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Like the information in a dream: IBM’s Charles H. Bennett receives ACM Turing award
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Technical noteRosie Lickorish, Campbell Watson, Michael Johnston, Romeo Kienzler, Blair Edwards, and Charles WachiraPonder This Challenge - March 2026 - Path game on a hole-riddled chessboard
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IBM demonstrates High NA EUV process capability on track for insertion below 2 nm nodes at SPIE 2026
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NewsJay Gambetta and Robert DavisRIKEN and IBM demonstrate quantum-centric supercomputing at enormous scale
ExplainerRafi LetzterLifting the cover on the IBM Spyre Accelerator
Technical noteJeffrey BurnsHow IBM Granite became a leader in responsible AI
ExplainerKim MartineauQiskit Functions updates accelerate research for the year of quantum advantage
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