🚨 BREAKING: $IBM says key quantum computing algorithm can run on conventional $AMD chips IBM announced it has developed an algorithm to run alongside quantum chips that can address such errors on a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) manufactured by $AMD The Xilinx acquisition is paying off $AMD is playing the long game on all fronts Jay Gambetta, IBM’s VP of quantum efforts, said the work showed that IBM's algorithm not only works in the real world but can also operate on a readily available $AMD chip that is not “ridiculously expensive.” “Implementing it, and showing that the implementation is actually 10 times faster than what is needed, is a big deal,” Gambetta said in an interview IBM has a multi-year plan to build a quantum computer called Starling by 2029. Gambetta said the algorithm work disclosed Friday was completed a year ahead of schedule