Insights, tutorials, and updates from the SoftQuantus team on quantum computing, infrastructure, and security.
The Cleveland Clinic, RIKEN, and IBM 12,635-atom protein simulation proves quantum computing's future is controlled hybrid execution. SoftQuantus QCOS is built for execution integrity.
QCOS 3.2 introduces a comprehensive suite of developer tools — SDK, CLI, VS Code integration, and AI-assisted quantum programming — making quantum application development more accessible and productive than ever before.
The transition from experimental quantum labs to large-scale public sector deployment is hindered by a Trust Gap — the reliance on vendor-provided internal logs for performance verification.
As quantum hardware time remains a premium resource, the metric for success is shifting from raw qubits to resource efficiency. QCOS achieves 80% reduction in operational overhead.
The future of quantum computing is multi-cloud and multi-architecture. Enterprises need a vendor-neutral control plane that can orchestrate workloads across platforms.
Official benchmark report: Only 17 circuit evaluations to achieve 0.85 fidelity on IBM 156-qubit Heron r2 processor — 78-94% fewer evaluations than standard methods.
Our proposal for quantum-inspired federated learning has been selected in the EuroHPC AI Factory Large Scale call, granting us substantial GPU resources on LUMI-G supercomputer.
We are excited to announce that SoftQuantus has been awarded 30,000 GPU hours on LUMI-G through the EuroHPC AI Factory Fast Lane program.
SoftQuantus has been selected to participate in the Microsoft for Startups Investor Network program, connecting us with strategic investors in the quantum technology ecosystem.