Multiverse Computing Releases New Version of Singularity SDK for Portfolio Optimization with Quantum Computing

Insider Brief
- Multiverse Computing‘s latest Singularity Portfolio Optimization release includes highly efficient Multiverse Hybrid Solver that is specifically suited to portfolio optimization problems.
- It’s considered the next step in the ongoing evolution of the Singularity Portfolio Optimization Excel plug-in.
- Multiverse Computing offers three solvers: The Multiverse Hybrid, The D-Wave Leap Hybrid and a classical solver.
PRESS RELEASE — Multiverse Computing, a leader in quantum and quantum-inspired software, introduced the newest version of Singularity Portfolio Optimization (v 1.2). This release includes the highly efficient Multiverse Hybrid Solver that combines the strength of classical and quantum computing and is specifically suited to portfolio optimization problems.
- The Multiverse Hybrid, recommended for best results
- The D-Wave Leap Hybrid
- A classical solver, meant for benchmarking purposes for advanced users
- Set the investor’s level of risk aversion to control the portfolio risk-reward balance
- Set the resolution to vary between highly discrete asset allocation to quasi-continuous allocation
- Set investment bands to control minimum and maximum investment in individual assets, or a global maximum allocation across all assets
- Quickly master the easy-to-use interface that integrates seamlessly with Microsoft Excel

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