The powerful computer performs calculations by carefully manipulating 10 ytterbium atoms housed in a thumbnail-size package called an ion trap. Honeywell, a surprise new entrant into quantum ...

Khan, whose company provides software tools for quantum computing and was one of the first to work with Honeywell on this project, also noted that the focus on the ion trap is giving Honeywell a ...

When it releases, Honeywell claims its system will have a quantum volume of at least 64, double that of the next most powerful quantum computer based on that type of measurement. Source: Honeywell ...

Honeywell said JP Morgan Chase and other customers are using its quantum computer in production, ... The chamber housing the ion trap in Honeywell's quantum computer system.

The H1 uses trapped-ion technology and features 10 fully connected qubits that allow it to reach a quantum volume of 128 (where quantum volume [QV] is a metric of the overall compute power of a ...

Now, Honeywell has released details of a trapped-ion quantum computer that it intends to launch commercially this year. A subsidiary called Honeywell Quantum Solutions claims to have developed a new ...

Honeywell Quantum Solutions has demonstrated record-breaking high fidelity quantum operations on their trapped-ion qubits. It is a major step towards producing the world’s most powerful quantum ...

Science of Honeywell Trapped Ion Quantum Computers October 29, 2020 by Brian Wang Tony Uttley, President of Honeywell Quantum Solutions, described the science and technology of Honeywells Trapped Ion ...

The quantum computing effort at Honeywell appears to be heating up. Over the last several months, the company has announced a series of new developments in its trapped ion quantum computer research, ...

Honeywell's quantum computer, dubbed H0, scored 64 on a measure known as quantum volume. ... Honeywell's quantum computers are made with a design called an ion trap that houses qubits.

Honeywell claims its upcoming computer will have a quantum volume of at least 64. To put that number in perspective, IBM recently announced a 28-qubit computer it built had a quantum volume of 32 .

More than 30 years after exiting the computer market, Honeywell International Inc. is getting back into the race with a new quantum computing system that it says will soon be the fastest in the world.