Microsoft: Still Leading In Quantum Hardware

Stephen Tobin
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Summary

  • Microsoft is advancing in quantum computing with topological and neutral atom qubits, but practical large-scale quantum computers are still a decade away.
  • The near-term revenue potential lies in quantum ecosystems, not hardware, with companies preparing to be quantum-ready and quantum-safe.
  • Quantum computing poses a significant threat to current cryptographic systems, making investment in quantum safety and readiness imperative for all organizations.
  • Despite promising advancements, it's too early to confidently invest heavily in any quantum computing company; Microsoft is rated "industry perform" until further breakthroughs.
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This is my third article on Microsoft’s (NASDAQ:MSFT) plan to develop a quantum computer. In earlier articles, I suggested they were gaining a competitive advantage in the industry with their error mitigation qubit virtualization code and unique topological qubit research.

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