https://techmonitor.ai/hardware/quantum/ibm-quantum-system-two

IBM has unveiled a powerful new modular quantum computing system, “Quantum System Two,” which combines three 133-qubit “Heron” quantum processors into a single quantum circuit. In so doing, IBM claims to have realised a blueprint for scalable, modular quantum computing which is practically useful for enterprise users. 

“We are firmly within the era in which quantum computers are being used as a tool to explore new frontiers of science,” said IBM’s senior vice president and director of research, Dario Gil. “As we continue to advance how quantum systems can scale and deliver value through modular architectures, we will further increase the quality of a utility-scale quantum technology stack – and put it into the hands of our users and partners who will wish to push the boundaries of more complex problems.”