IonQ, one of the hardware partners for the Amazon Braket quantum computing platform, uses a specialized type of chip known as a linear ion trap. (IonQ Photo via AWS) Eight months after unveiling its ...

Amazon today announced the general availability of Amazon Braket, a fully managed Amazon Web Services (AWS) product that provides a development environment for exploring and designing novel quantum ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is hoping to bring quantum computing to the cloud world, with the company lifting the lid off three initiatives on Monday at AWS re:Invent in Las Vegas. Quantum computers ...

Amazon’s quantum computing service is currently good for learning about quantum computing and developing NISQ-regime quantum algorithms, but stay tuned While IBM, Microsoft, and Google have made major ...

New Amazon Braket service lets customers explore, evaluate, and experiment with quantum computing hardware to gain in-house experience as they plan for the future AWS to establish the AWS Center for ...

Amazon Web Services on Thursday announced the general availability of Amazon Braket, a fully managed AWS service that the company has touted will enable scientists, researchers, and developers to ...

Since late 2019, Amazon Braket has been in private preview. However, Amazon AWS recently announced its general availability. Customers can purchase quantum computing services directly from the Amazon ...

Follow GeekWire’s coverage of AWS re:Invent 2019, as Amazon announces new cloud products, partnerships and technology initiatives. by Alan Boyle on Dec 2, 2019 at 12:59 pm December 2, 2019 at 1:43 pm ...

Amazon Web Services Inc. said today its Amazon Braket quantum computing service is now generally available. Announced in preview at the AWS Re:Invent conference in December, Amazon Braket is a fully ...

Amazon’s AMZN endeavors to enhance computing offerings reflect its focus on innovations in cloud services. This is evident from the latest preview launch of Amazon Braket by Amazon Web Service (AWS) ...

In 2010, Amazon Web Services Inc. marked April Fools Day with a tongue-in-cheek blog post announcing it had developed a technology seen as science fiction at the time: a quantum computer. Fast forward ...