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Explainer
Mike Murphy
A lab for the future of computing
Welcome
In a lab in Yorktown sits the most advanced quantum computer in the world, and a cluster of revolutionary prototype AI chips. It’s where we’re inventing what’s next.
Recent news
From surf to satellites: Campbell Watson is bringing AI to Earth science
Deep DivePeter HessNew fractional gates reduce circuit depth for utility-scale workloads
ReleaseDaniella Garcia Almeida, Kaelyn Ferris, Naoki Kanazawa, Blake Johnson, and Robert DavisPonder This:
November ChallengePuzzleServing customized AI models at scale with LoRA
ResearchKim MartineauManaging cryptography with CBOMkit
Technical noteNicklas Körtge, Gero Dittmann, and Silvio Dragone- Read more news on our blog
Tools + Code
Bee Agent Framework
Open-source framework for building, deploying, and serving powerful agentic workflows at scale.
View project →Granite Open-source Models
A series of enterprise-focused, open-source models for language, code, time series and geospatial.
View project →InstructLab
A community-based approach to building open-source LLMs, created by engineers from Red Hat and IBM Research.
View project →Qiskit SDK
Easily build and transpile circuits with 100+ qubits with the stable, high-performance Qiskit SDK.
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