The US Department of Commerce is allocating $2 billion to American quantum computing firms, with IBM receiving half, to advance supercomputing solutions for global challenges.
IBM will establish a new company called Anderon
May 22, 2026
03:42 pm
What's the storyThe US Department of Commerce has announced a massive $2 billion investment in American quantum computing companies.
The move is aimed at accelerating the development of supercomputers capable of tackling some of the world's most complex problems.
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