We're joining forces to tighten the feedback loop in both directions and accelerate progress towards quantum advantage.

Rigetti announced Thursday it is acquiring QxBranch, a D.C.-based start-up that specializes in quantum-enabled software.

Bringing hardware and application development closer together can shorten the timeline to quantum advantage and open new opportunities for customers to solve valuable problems.

Companies were selected for their potential to transform their industries and improve society for years to come.

Naidu brings more than 15 years of entrepreneurial and executive experience across engineering, product, and operations in B2B and B2C internet technology companies.

Triple-yes companies will boost the quantum computing industry’s worth to $45 billion by 2022.

Extending qubit lifetimes beyond 100 microseconds with end-to-end optimizations.

S. Hong, A. Papageorge, and P. Sivarajah, et al

New results pave a clear path for producing the high-performance qubits necessary to build toward our 128-qubit processor.

Developing a better way to isolate and control the qubits at the same time resulted in a two-qubit gate with over 99% fidelity.

A. Nersisyan, S. Poletto, N. Alidoust, R. Manenti, et al

For Rigetti, this is all about accelerating the next step in quantum development.

The world's only quantum-first cloud computing platform.

In launching its own online service, the Berkeley-based upstart Rigetti aspires to be the Amazon of cloud-based quantum computing.

With a new cloud hosting service, Rigetti Computing is unveiling its plan to take on Amazon, Google and Microsoft in the cloud.