Google, IBM, Rigetti, and IQM all manufacture superconducting quantum computers -- What are the differences?

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Google, IBM, Rigetti, and IQM produce superconducting quantum computers, but their chips differ significantly in accuracy due to varying technologies and experimental approaches. IBM's latest chip represents advancements in quantum computing capabilities, although all current models remain experimental and not mass-produced. The ongoing experimentation focuses on refining small-scale devices to pave the way for practical applications. Users are also learning how to effectively utilize these quantum systems. The discussion emphasizes the need for deeper analysis and understanding of these technologies.
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please analyze and see what is the advancement in the technology
Oh boy, this is PF just a please is not going to cut it out here, please show some effort and provide more details of what you have found.
 
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To me, "manufacture" implies some sort of mass production or production for the end user. That could not be further from the truth. All current quantum computers are very experimental, one-off, devices. They are all experimenting with small devices to see how to proceed toward a practical device. They all differ in significant ways. Although they are small, they are as large as the current technology allows. The users are also experimenting with how to use them.
 
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@brianeyes88677 -- You need to show some effort in order to get help with schoolwork-type questions at PF.
 
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