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A quantum installation photographed during a Foreign Press Centers tour of IBM’s Thomas J. Watson Research Center.
“IBM and The Future of Computing Reporting Tour - 54299246740” — U.S. Department of State Foreign Press Centers (foreignpressctr) · Public domain — author-applied Public Domain Mark
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A quantum system at IBM ThinkLab

A quantum installation photographed during a Foreign Press Centers tour of IBM’s Thomas J. Watson Research Center.

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IBM
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2025-01-30
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U.S. Department of State Foreign Press Centers (foreignpressctr)
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“IBM and The Future of Computing Reporting Tour - 54299246740” — U.S. Department of State Foreign Press Centers (foreignpressctr) · Public domain — author-applied Public Domain Mark

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