For decades, quantum computing has been the technology of tomorrow — perpetually five years away. In 2026, the timeline is finally compressing.

New processor architectures have pushed error rates down while qubit counts climb, and the first commercially meaningful applications are emerging in materials science, logistics and drug discovery.

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