Quantum advantage isn’t the finish line of the quantum computing marathon. In fact, it’s closer to the start. Quantum advantage means that quantum + classical methods can provably outperform purely classical methods. As these advantages emerge, we must be ready to scale them—and our systems—with the goal of realizing useful quantum computing. At the kickoff of this week’s Quantum Developer Conference (QDC), we delivered our annual State of the Union address, presenting new tools and research to ...