Technology veteran IBM on Tuesday laid out a plan to have a "practical" quantum computer tackling big problems before the end of this decade.

Multiple industries are exploring how quantum capabilities could solve (or cause) complex problems that classical computers struggle with.

Indradeep Ghosh, a technology leader with over 25 years in industrial R&D, explores the evolving landscape of quantum computing and its potential to address some of today’s most complex

Tech power players like Andy Ory are leading the way in Greater Boston’s quantum computing industry. Learn more in our 2025 list of New England's top tech leaders.

Shares of Quantum Computing (NASDAQ: QUBT) are surging on Tuesday, up 4.2% as of 2:52 p.m. ET but up as much as 22.7% earlier in the day. The jump comes as the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite both had modest gains.

Stephen Guilfoyle, a veteran Wall Street trader who recognized the quantum computing industry’s growth potential before many other investors, sees strong potential for these sto

The value of quantum technology lies in what it enables: competitive advantages, breakthrough solutions and advances in broader strategic priorities.