NVIDIA CUDA-Q platform will be used in quantum computing centers in Germany, Japan, and Poland

News from this site on May 13, NVIDIA announced today that it will use the open source CUDA-Q platform to promote quantum computing research at the National Supercomputing Centers in Germany, Japan and Poland, and the close integration of quantum and classical supercomputing. .

Germany’s Jülich Supercomputing Center (JSC) is deploying QPUs from IQM Quantum Computers in its JUPITER supercomputer (this site Note: Quantum Processing Unit (Quantum Processing Unit), this system is accelerated by NVIDIA GH200 Grace Hopper.

The ABCI-Q supercomputer at Japan's Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) will install QPU from QuEra, a system powered by Nvidia's Hopper GPU architecture.

The Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center (PSNC) in Poland also recently installed two ORCA Computing photonic QPUs into a new supercomputing partition accelerated by Hopper.

According to reports, NVIDIA CUDA-Q is an open source, QPU-independent quantum-classical accelerated supercomputing platform , supports the integration of quantum computing and AI artificial intelligence, solves the problem of qubit noise, and develops efficient algorithms.

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