D-Wave's Murray Thom Discusses the Present and Future of Quantum Computing.

Quantum computing used to be an esoteric thought experiment for theoretical physicists, but now it is actually starting to happen. We spoke with Murray Thom of D-Wave, a company that is leading the way to this radical new vision.

By Swapnil Bhartiya

Updated Nov 5, 2026 8:51 AM / Published Dec 22, 2018 2:00 AM 7 min read

Computer chip. — Not just a theory anymore: D-Wave builds real-world quantum computers.

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