Accelerating
scientific discovery

Introducing Majorana 2

Microsoft's latest quantum processing unit contains topological qubits that perform operations quickly and reliably, accelerating progress toward scalable quantum computing.

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What's new

Microsoft’s quantum research center opens in Maryland

With the University of Maryland and our industry partners, Microsoft Quantum has opened a new quantum research center, which includes a hands-on quantum hardware makerspace.

Microsoft Quantum building in Maryland
Scalable logical qubit array diagram with highlighted expansion area

The scalable logical qubits that will enable utility-scale quantum computing

Improving qubit stability

 

Majorana 2 achieves unprecedented qubit stability, marking a major step toward practical topological quantum computing.

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The path to a
quantum supercomputer

Developing a quantum supercomputer to help solve some of humanity's hardest problems.

Developing a quantum supercomputer to help solve some of humanity's hardest problems.

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Quantum hardware

The Microsoft Quantum team has overcome engineering challenges in topological quantum computing to create Majorana 2.

Quantum Development Kit

The Microsoft Quantum Development Kit provides AI-powered tools that streamline quantum coding, chemistry, and error correction.

Microsoft Quantum platform

Microsoft's full-stack solution for quantum computing securely combines quantum hardware options with integrated software tools
and Azure’s cloud infrastructure.