Quantum Computing Enters the Commercial Era: IBM, Harvard, and CHIPX Breakthroughs

Quantum computing has reached a tipping point with IBM, Harvard, and a Chinese lab each clearing major hurdles in a single month. IBM unveiled a chip with advanced quantum error correction, while Harvard researchers developed a fault-tolerant architecture. A Chinese lab claimed the world's first industrial-grade optical quantum processor, already powering aerospace and finance applications. These breakthroughs confirm that quantum computing's commercial era has begun, and investors should be ready for the next trillion-dollar technology wave.