Quantum Computers

Every quantum computer we know of.

We're tracking all the public quantum computing efforts around the globe. There are many kinds of quantum computer, as shown by the sections below.

27 systems23 operational3 announced1 projected

Each marker is a quantum computer

SuperconductingTrapped ionNeutral atomPhotonicSilicon spinTopologicalAnnealing
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Superconducting

11 systems
  • 256 qubits1Q 2Q Operational
  • 156 qubits1Q 2Q Operational
  • 120 qubits1Q 2Q Operational
  • 108 qubits1Q 99.9%2Q 99.1%Operational
  • 105 qubits1Q 99.97%2Q 99.88%Operational
  • 105 qubits1Q 99.9%2Q 99.62%Operational
  • 72 qubits1Q 2Q Operational
  • 32 qubits1Q 99.9%2Q 99%Operational
  • 150 qubits1Q 2Q 99.7%Announced
  • qubits1Q 2Q Announced
  • 336 qubits1Q 2Q Projected

Trapped ion

4 systems
  • 100 qubits1Q 99.99%2Q 99.9%Operational
  • 98 qubits1Q 99.9975%2Q 99.921%Operational
  • 36 qubits1Q 99.98%2Q 99.6%Operational
  • 12 qubits1Q 2Q 97.7%Operational

Neutral atom

5 systems
  • 1,180 qubits1Q 2Q Operational
  • 260 qubits1Q 99.9%2Q 99.2%Operational
  • 256 qubits1Q 2Q Operational
  • 140 qubits1Q 99.9%2Q 99.7%Operational
  • 100 qubits1Q 2Q 99.73%Operational

Photonic

4 systems
  • 255 qubits1Q 2Q Operational
  • 216 qubits1Q 2Q Operational
  • 12 qubits1Q 2Q Operational
  • qubits1Q 2Q Announced

Silicon spin

1 system
  • 11 qubits1Q 2Q 99.9%Operational

Topological

1 system
  • 8 qubits1Q 2Q Operational

Quantum annealing

1 system
  • 4,400 qubits1Q 2Q Operational

Maintained by an automated tracker that scans vendor press releases, preprints, and benchmark papers every morning. Found a missing system or wrong number? Tell us. Full source list is inside every row.