Since I didn&#x27;t know the naming scheme for D-Wave products, they are testing the &quot;D-Wave 2x&quot; which is the latest generation, 1,000 qubit quantum annealer, from the press release when it was launched (Which I just noticed was also linked in the Google post..):<p><pre><code>    In addition to scaling beyond 1000 qubits, the new
    system incorporates other major technological and
    scientific advancements. These include an
    operating temperature below 15 millikelvin, near
    absolute zero and 180 times colder than interstellar
    space. With over 128,000 Josephson tunnel
    junctions, the new processors are believed to be
    the most complex superconductor integrated circuits
    ever successfully used in production systems.
    Increased control circuitry precision and a 50% 
    reduction in noise also contribute to faster
    performance and enhanced reliability. 
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