Anderon secures $2 billion from IBM and U.S. government for quantum foundry

First reported by Forbes at · Updated · 2 sources

Forbes reports the investment aims to adapt the semiconductor foundry model to quantum computing. According to RuntimeWire, the foundry is designed to serve IBM and outside customers and is led by CEO Mukesh Khare, whose experience includes work in both chipmaking and quantum computing at IBM.

Covered by 2 publishers within 5 hours of the first report.

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Forbes Anderon Extends IBM’s Semiconductor Legacy To Quantum Foundry Services · Jim McGregor, Former Contributor
RuntimeWire Anderon gets $2B in IBM and federal backing for quantum foundry · Ryan Merket

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