Insider Brief
- Qedma has integrated its Quantum Error Suppression and Error Mitigation (QESEM) software with Quantinuum’s quantum computing platform through the company’s Startup Partner Program.
- The integration allows users to apply Qedma’s error mitigation technology on Quantinuum hardware to improve quantum circuit accuracy and support more complex workloads.
- The collaboration aims to expand access to improved quantum computing performance for research and commercial applications including finance and materials science.
Press release – Qedma today announced an integration with Quantinuum’s platform that will allow customers to use its advanced error mitigation on industry-leading quantum computing hardware. Qedma developed this technical integration over the past year as a founding member of the Quantinuum Startup Partner Program.
In many applications, Qedma’s Quantum Error Suppression and Error Mitigation (QESEM) software can enhance accuracy, enabling larger and more complex quantum circuits. Applied to a typical workflow, QESEM mitigates errors in the quantum computing output, enabling researchers to tackle increasingly ambitious workloads in pursuit of commercial and scientific advantage.
Quantinuum’s systems are among the most accurate based on average two-qubit gate fidelity. This enables quantum simulations at the frontier of classical computational limits, and real-world applications spanning finance, materials science, and beyond. Qedma’s error mitigation software further extends these capabilities, enabling even deeper, more accurate quantum computations and expanding the range of problems that quantum computers can solve.
“Running algorithms beyond the reach of classical simulation requires quantum computers with both a large number of qubits and exceptionally low error rates – which is exactly why we wanted to join Quantinuum’s Startup Partner Program,” said Dr. Asif Sinay, CEO and co-founder of Qedma. “In initial runs, QESEM’s performance on Quantinuum systems showed benefits on extremely challenging quantum workloads, including simulations at the frontier of classical computation.”
“The goal of our startup partner program is to make our developer platform and our leading hardware widely available, to foster innovation and accelerate time to market for the quantum ecosystem,” said Jennifer Strabley, Vice President and General Manager, Quantinuum. “This integration with Qedma creates a powerful way for our users to advance ambitious quantum research on our platform and shows how it is already being used to build the next generation of technology.”
“This partnership with Qedma reflects our commitment to giving customers the tools they need to solve groundbreaking problems on the best-in-class hardware,” Strabley added. “We’re looking forward to expanding our Startup Partner Program to include other promising companies to help our customers find real solutions to meaningful problems.”
