Two Hands Corporation (OTCID: TWOH), operating under the QuantumX brand, launched the hosted EntangleX platform, advancing the quantum simulation software from external partner beta testing initiated in July 2026 toward commercial availability. EntangleX enables users to build and simulate quantum circuits through a web browser, removing the need for direct access to quantum hardware and specialized tools.
The platform features Agentic Labs, an AI-assisted feature designed to help users describe and build experiments using everyday language, which the company says reduces barriers to entry in the field of quantum computing. Users can explore live demonstrations and access the platform through EntangleX.co.
EntangleX Platform Enables Visual Quantum Circuit Design and Simulation
Ujjwal Roy, leading the development of EntangleX, explains that a user should be able to move from being curious about a quantum idea to actually experimenting with it as quickly as possible. According to Roy, the goal is to streamline the process from conceptualization to practical experimentation within a single, integrated environment. EntangleX currently validates circuit architecture up to 32 qubits, establishing a technical foundation for future platform development and expansion.
Beyond the visual interface, EntangleX is designed to support programmatic access through APIs and command-line tools, catering to advanced users who require scripted jobs, integrations, and batch workflows. This flexibility aims to accommodate a diverse range of applications, from quantum education and workforce training to algorithm development and hardware evaluation.
Emil Assentato, Chief Executive Officer of Two Hands Corporation, clarifies the platform’s core function: “The simplest way to understand EntangleX is that you can open a browser, build a quantum circuit, and see what it does without owning a quantum computer.” Assentato further emphasized the company’s immediate focus, stating, “With the hosted platform now available, our focus is on getting EntangleX in front of researchers, developers, and technology organizations, learning from how they use it, and continuing to build the product around real-world demand.” The company is actively evaluating pricing models, usage requirements, and potential commercial opportunities as it moves toward wider deployment.
The simplest way to understand EntangleX is that you can open a browser, build a quantum circuit and see what it does without owning a quantum computer.
Emil Assentato, Chief Executive Officer of Two Hands Corporation
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