OVHcloud Adds Qiskit To Market Leading Quantum Notebooks Portfolio
Insider Brief
- OVHcloud announced updates to its Quantum Notebooks portfolio.
- The company added a new Quantum Notebook supporting the IBM-developed open-source QiskitTM SDK.
- This new addition completes OVHcloud’s set of Quantum Notebooks available in the Cloud, including Alice & Bob, C12, Eviden, Pasqal and Quandela.
PRESS RELEASE — OVHcloud, the European Cloud leader, announced at France Quantum 2024 updates to its Quantum Notebooks portfolio.
To further support the rapid growth and development of quantum computing, OVHcloud adds a new Quantum Notebook supporting the IBM-developed open-source QiskitTM SDK. This new addition completes OVHcloud already impressive set of Quantum Notebooks available in the Cloud, including Alice & Bob, C12, Eviden, Pasqal and Quandela. OVHcloud is one of IBM’s recommended notebook environment solution for users of the IBM Quantum Lab, which was sunset on 15 May, 2024.
Leveraging state of the art technologies, OVHcloud offers developers and students alike the opportunity to develop today, the algorithms of tomorrow. With the notebooks designed to program a wide variety of Quantum computer architectures, OVHcloud continues to support the development of a truly vibrant Quantum ecosystem. The addition of Qiskit, the most-used Quantum development framework in the world, allows for programmers to create software using the Python development language to program Quantum computers, including algorithms, circuits and pulses.
The Quantum Notebook with Qiskit is available now from the OVHcloud Public Cloud universe. Registered startups within the OVHcloud Startup Program can access the Qiskit SDK, through the Quantum Notebook now. Eligible students can get free access to the whole range of OVHcloud Quantum Notebooks, including Qiskit.
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OVHcloud
OVHcloud is a French cloud computing company and the largest European cloud provider, offering a comprehensive suite of public, private, and hybrid cloud solutions, bare metal servers, and web hosting services. Founded in 1999, it plays an essential role in the space economy by partnering with the European Space Agency (ESA) and the German Aerospace Center (DLR) to host massive Earth observation and satellite data platforms, such as the Copernicus long term archiving service and the Digital EO system, which aggregates storage, computing power, and AI tools for space research.
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IBM
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