D-Wave Quantum Inc., a California-based startup working in the realm of quantum computing for commercial applications, has solved a real-world useful problem using its D-Wave Advantage 2 prototype annealing quantum computer.

And there’s no shortage of applications for new discovery of magnetic materials,” says Alan Baratz, CEO at D-Wave Quantum, a company that makes annealing-style quantum computers. That’s why today’s announcement that they were able to simulate a complex magnetic material with a quantum computer is so important.