IBM Partners With US Commerce Department to Launch First Quantum Chip Foundry

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IBM announced plans to establish a new company, Anderon, dedicated to building the first US "pure play" quantum chip foundry, backed by a total of US$2bn in funding from both the US Department of Commerce and IBM itself.

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