IBM's quantum computer lives in that white thing. It's a special refrigerator that keeps it at almost absolute zero, the temperature of space.
This is what it looks like inside the white fridge. IBM scientist Stefan Filipp, takes a closer look inside the dilution refrigerator which keeps qubits at temperatures as cold as outer space.
This is what the new IBM cloud service looks like. This is the software used to program the quantum computer.
Quantum computing scientist Jay Gambetta uses a tablet to interact with the computer and new cloud service. So while the power of this new computer will be big, it can be accessed from something small.
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