Quantum breakthroughs. Beyond the headlines.

First edition · November 2026 · Rankings updated monthly Data: QubitBenchmark release 2026-11.1
Leaders
Most accurate: Helios (Quantinuum) · not ranked last month Error-corrected qubits: Helios (Quantinuum) · not ranked last month Most qubits: Ytterbium atom array (Atom Computing) · not ranked last month Fastest: Nighthawk r2 (IBM) · not ranked last month Use it today: Nighthawk r2 (IBM) · not ranked last month

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About QubitRank

QubitRank answers one question for business readers and scientists alike: are quantum computers really getting closer to changing the world, or are we just hearing bigger promises?

What we do

Where our numbers come from

Every rank is built from QubitBenchmark, our sister site, which records each published quantum-computer result with its source, dates, who measured it and an evidence grade. QubitRank explains what the results mean; QubitBenchmark shows what supports them. How we rank sets out the rules.

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How we work

We use AI tools to help gather published results, research companies and draft articles. Every fact must trace back to a source anyone can open, and a person reviews and approves every page before it's published. If we get something wrong, we correct it openly and note the change on the page.

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