IBM received multiple funding awards from the Department of Commerce for its quantum foundry subsidiary and specific engineering projects.
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What happened
IBM received multiple funding awards from the Department of Commerce for its quantum foundry subsidiary and specific engineering projects.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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IBM
American multinational technology corporation
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Department of Commerce
former department of the Government of Western Australia
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GlobalFoundries
multinational semiconductor company
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- IBM committed over $10 billion to quantum initiatives and is developing the Superion 256 platform with a foundry partnership.
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- IBM and Google are leading research and development in quantum computing.