Insider Brief
- Qedma has integrated its QESEM quantum error mitigation software with NVIDIA’s CUDA-Q platform, initially supporting Quantinuum hardware.
- The integration allows CUDA-Q users to apply QESEM’s error mitigation capabilities within existing quantum workflows without changing their programming interface.
- Qedma said the integration is intended to help researchers run larger quantum workloads with improved accuracy on current quantum hardware.
PRESS RELEASE — Qedma Quantum Computing, a pioneer in quantum error reduction software, today announced an integration of QESEM software with the NVIDIA CUDA-Q platform. Qedma’s integration with CUDA-Q is currently available for use with Quantinuum hardware and will be available for other quantum platforms in the future.
Qedma‘s advanced error mitigation software, QESEM, mitigates the impact of noise present in today’s quantum computers. Rather than waiting for large-scale, fully fault-tolerant quantum computers, QESEM’s patented approach unlocks the ability to execute larger and more complex quantum workloads while producing more accurate results. It is currently being used by leading enterprises, academic institutions, and research laboratories around the world.
CUDA-Q users can now incorporate Qedma’s advanced error mitigation capabilities into their quantum workloads directly within the CUDA-Q environment, without changing their existing programming interface or workflow.
“The ability to run larger and more complex quantum workloads with greater accuracy is critical to expanding what today’s quantum computers can achieve,” said Dr. Asif Sinay, CEO and co-founder of Qedma. “By integrating QESEM with CUDA-Q, we are making advanced error mitigation directly accessible within one of the industry’s leading hybrid quantum-classical computing environments. This gives researchers a practical way to push today’s quantum hardware further and accelerate the path toward commercial quantum advantage.”
“Reducing errors is a critical challenge for large-scale, useful quantum supercomputing,” said Sam Stanwyck, Director of Quantum Product at NVIDIA, “Qedma’s integration of QESEM with CUDA-Q streamlines the ability of researchers to introduce error mitigation into how they develop tomorrow’s useful quantum-GPU supercomputing systems.”
Qedma recently demonstrated quantum advantage together with IBM, accurately resolving the dynamics of quantum materials unseen in classical simulation. The results marked the first time quantum advantage has been achieved with commercially available hardware and software, reaching a paradigm where multiple state-of-the-art classical approaches failed to provide consistent, reliable answers.
