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A new playbook for quantum optimization benchmarking
Q & ARobert DavisThe fast Fourier transform, how and why it works
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Renowned mathematician Subhash Khot joins IBM Research
NewsMike MurphyHow IBM is using quantum computing to understand the operating system of the universe
NewsPeter HessHow to use sample-based quantum diagonalization on IBM hardware
ExplainerPeter HessWhere the frontiers of high-speed racing and computing meet
ResearchKim Martineau and Dave MosherNext-generation algorithms could move fusion from the lab to the grid
ReleaseKim MartineauQuantum computers take a step into real materials science
NewsPeter HessLike the information in a dream: IBM’s Charles H. Bennett receives ACM Turing award
NewsRobert DavisTerraStackAI: Bringing Earth and space AI to Red Hat and the world
Technical noteRosie Lickorish, Campbell Watson, Michael Johnston, Romeo Kienzler, Blair Edwards, and Charles WachiraCan quantum computers model nature’s most turbulent systems?
ExplainerRyan MandelbaumFrom atoms to chips: Thermonat models heat with unprecedented accuracy
NewsPeter HessA new advance in a two-century pursuit in physics
Technical noteOki Gunawan, Doug Bishop, and Bonfilio NainggolanThe quest to teach LLMs how to count
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