IBM announced on Friday, 2025‑10‑23, that it can run a key quantum‑computing algorithm on conventional AMD chips, a step toward commercializing super‑powerful quantum computers. The demonstration was made public in a Reuters report that highlighted the partnership between IBM and AMD, which had been announced in August to develop quantum computing capabilities and integrate technologies.
The new capability builds on the August collaboration, showing that IBM’s quantum algorithms can now be executed on widely available AMD field‑programmable gate array chips. This progress demonstrates a practical bridge between quantum and classical hardware, potentially reducing costs and increasing accessibility for IBM’s quantum customers.
By enabling quantum algorithms on mainstream AMD chips, IBM may broaden its quantum services, attract new customers, and reinforce its leadership in hybrid quantum‑classical solutions, positioning the company for a stronger competitive edge in the rapidly evolving quantum‑computing market.
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