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Companies looking for a high performance simulator solution of quantum circuits, state-vectors and density matrices
About QuEST
The Quantum exact simulation toolkit is a high-performance simulator of quantum circuits, state-vectors and density matrices. QuEST uses multithreading, GPU acceleration and distribution to run lightning first on laptops, desktops and networked supercomputers. QuEST just works; it is stand-alone, requires no installation, and is trivial to compile and get running. QuEST has no setup; it can be downloaded, compiled and run in a matter of seconds. QuEST has no external dependencies and compiles natively on Windows, Linux and MacOS. Whether on a laptop, a desktop, a supercomputer, a microcontroller, or in the cloud, you can almost always get QuEST running with only a few terminal commands.
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quest.qtechtheory.org
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