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Quantum computing researchers and developers needing a solution to manage, execute, and collaborate on quantum experiments across diverse hardware and software environments

About Quantinuum Nexus

Quantinuum Nexus is a cloud-based platform that enables users to seamlessly run, review, and collaborate on quantum computing projects. It integrates support for various quantum hardware providers using the pytket quantum programming tools to optimize circuit performance and translation between different backends. Key features include a single, cloud-based interface for multiple quantum backends; preinstalled and dedicated simulators, including our emulator; a hosted and preconfigured JupyterHub environment; automated storage of circuits, compilation passes, and results; and secure sharing of data with team members. Nexus also stores everything you need to recreate your experiment in one place, meaning a full snapshot of the backend, the settings and variables you used, and more. Combined with easy data sharing and storage, you can stop worrying about the logistics of data management.

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Quantinuum
Founded: 2021
United States
www.quantinuum.com/products-solutions/nexus

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