The collaboration will enable organizations to explore the possibilities inherent in quantum software even before dedicated hardware has appeared. Today’s quantum computers are still limited except for qubits, and as the number of qubits increases the noise also increases and therefore simulation is required on “ordinary” computers
Classiq, a platform provider for quantum software creation, has announced a partnership with NVIDIA to provide large-scale quantum software to customers. Now, businesses and other organizations can prepare and explore the benefits of larger quantum circuits before the hardware becomes available.
“Today, it is very difficult, if not impossible, for organizations to explore the benefits of large-scale quantum circuits,” said Nir Minervi, co-founder and CEO of Classiq. Noisy and limited medium in their ability to perform longer circuits. The new collaboration between Classiq and NVIDIA is changing the game, enabling organizations today to study the performance of quantum algorithms on a large scale and be better prepared for the next generation of quantum hardware. “
To create and detect bugs in the next generation of quantum algorithms, customers need to simulate larger and more sophisticated quantum circuits. Classiq, which works with NVIDIA, addresses this need from two complementary directions. The Classiq platform synthesizes quantum circuits from high-level functional models, reducing these circuits to the lowest possible qubit and gate count. NVIDIA accelerates the simulation of quantum circuits on a larger scale with the NVIDIA cuQuantum software development kit, thus expanding the practical limits of quantum simulation. Now, customers can create and simulate more comprehensive circuits and gain an advantage in a journey to extract true business value from quantum computing applications.
For example, companies could study how quantum computers can balance a large number of objects, simulate more complex molecules, or streamline movement patterns. Today’s quantum computers can be used to solve simple versions of these problems, but with Classiq and NVIDIA’s technologies, more sophisticated solutions can be created and debugged, stress tested, and increased in preparation for quantum hardware that can perform them. “Working with Classiq enables customers to expedite the creation and analysis of larger and more useful quantum circuits while helping them better prepare for the age of quantum advantage,” said Sam Stanwick, cuQuantum Product Manager at NVIDIA. “By combining NVIDIA’s high-performance quantum simulators with Classiq’s industry-leading circuit synthesizing capabilities, forward-looking organizations can jump ahead of competitors and better position themselves for the quantum age.”