Quantum Computers May Have Higher 'Speed Limits' Than Thought | NIST
Is D-Wave's quantum processor really 10⁸ times faster than a normal computer? | Ars Technica
Photonic Quantum Processor Passes Major Quantum Computing Milestone | IFLScience
Full stack ahead: Pioneering quantum hardware allows for controlling up to thousands of qubits at cryogenic temperatures - Microsoft Research
Scientists create first electronic quantum processor | YaleNews
IBM proposes new quantum computing speed metric: CLOPS | Fierce Electronics
The Great Quantum Computing Race
IBM Unveils 400 Qubit-Plus Quantum Processor and Next-Generation IBM Quantum System Two
Speed of Quantum Computers
How does a quantum computer work? | Inria
How Close Are We--Really--to Building a Quantum Computer? - Scientific American
Quantum computing: Definition, facts & uses | Live Science
Opinion | Why Google's Quantum Supremacy Milestone Matters - The New York Times
How Much Has Quantum Computing Actually Advanced? - IEEE Spectrum
On “Quantum Supremacy” | IBM Research Blog
Quantum supremacy is coming. It won't change the world | Sabine Hossenfelder | The Guardian
What Is Quantum Computing? | NVIDIA Blog
A quantum processor based on coherent transport of entangled atom arrays | Nature
How does Google's quantum computer work? | World Economic Forum
Into the Future: Quantum Computing 1.0
Quantum computer finally proves its faster than a conventional PC, but only just - ExtremeTech
Bigger is better: Quantum volume expresses computer's limit | Ars Technica
Quantum computers have not one, but two speed limits | SYFY WIRE
