BQSKitBerkeley Lab
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InQuantoQuantinuum
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About
BQSKit stands on its own as an end-to-end compiling solution by combining state-of-the-art partitioning, synthesis, and instantiation algorithms. The framework is built in an easy-to-access and quick-to-extend fashion, allowing users to best tailor a workflow to suit their specific domain. Global circuit optimization is the process of taking a quantum program, given as a quantum circuit, and reducing (optimizing) its depth. The depth of a quantum circuit is directly related to the program’s runtime and the probability of error in the final result. BQSKit uses a unique strategy that combines circuit partitioning, synthesis, and instantiation to optimize circuits far beyond what traditional optimizing compilers can do.
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Quantum computing offers a path forward to rapid and cost-effective development of new molecules and materials. InQuanto, a state-of-the-art quantum computational chemistry platform, represents a critical step toward this goal. Quantum chemistry aims to accurately describe and predict the fundamental properties of matter and hence is a powerful tool in the design and development of new molecules and materials. However, molecules and materials of industrial relevance are complex and not easy to accurately simulate. Today’s capabilities force a trade to either use highly accurate methods on the smallest-sized systems or use approximating techniques. InQuanto’s modular workflow enables both computational chemists and quantum algorithm developers to easily mix and match the latest quantum algorithms with advanced subroutines and error mitigation techniques to get the best out of today’s quantum platforms.
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Businesses interested in a powerful and portable quantum compiler framework
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Company InformationBerkeley Lab
Founded: 1931
United States
bqskit.lbl.gov/
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Company InformationQuantinuum
United States
www.quantinuum.com/computationalchemistry/inquanto
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