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Quantum Annealers Deliver Value Today, but Gate-Based Enterprise Breakthroughs Remain Years Away, Finds Info-Tech Research Group

Quantum Annealers Deliver Value Today, but Gate-Based Enterprise Breakthroughs Remain Years Away, Finds Info-Tech Research Group Image: Primary
Info-Tech Research Group says quantum annealers deliver value today but gate-based enterprise breakthroughs remain years away. The firm published its blueprint Identify and Evaluate Quantum Computing Use Cases on July 27, 2026. Brian Jackson, principal research director at Info-Tech Research Group, said quantum computing is far more specialized and harder to implement than AI. He added that for the right kinds of problems, like complex molecular interactions in pharmaceutical or chemical manufacturing, it could be transformational. The blueprint indicates significant commercial breakthroughs for gate-based quantum computing are most likely to emerge between 2032 and 2035.
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