Intel unveiled on Thursday its Horse Ridge 2 processor for controlling quantum computers, an important milestone in making the potentially revolutionary machines practical. The Horse Ridge 2 isn't ...

Quantum computers, once they become common, will complete difficult tasks thousands of times more quickly than current PCs. That could obviously threaten a classic chipmaker like Intel, but it ...

Intel has announced a new milestone in quantum computing, with 49 qubits now available. That's a huge step forward for the company compared with the 17-qubit system it showed just months ago.

Today, Intel announced the availability of its first quantum processor called Tunnel Falls. Intel is calling this a “development chip.” As such, they will not be available for sale, but will ...

Intel unveiled its second-generation quantum computing control chip during its Intel Labs virtual event today.

Intel has detailed its plans for a quantum computer that utilizes a heavily modified version of existing transistors.

If you would like to start being involved in quantum computing and developing software for the next generation of computers currently under development.

Intel Corp on Tuesday released a software platform for developers to build quantum algorithms that can eventually run on a quantum computer that the chip giant is trying to build.

It's been almost three months since Intel announced a 17-qubit superconducting chip, meant to pave the way for a future powered by quantum computers. Today at CES, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich showed ...

Intel and QuTech have provided some technical details for Horse Ridge, a previously-teased cryogenic control chip that should make quantum computers, smaller, faster and with less aggressive cooling.

It turns out that combining a CPU and a GPU into one package isn't the most unconventional processor Intel had up its sleeve for CES 2018. Now the company has revealed a new quantum computer test ...