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New version of Quantum Inspire released

May 15, 2020 by The Quant

QuTech from TuDelft have released the next iteration of their Quantum Platform which features improved compatibility of interfacing different hardware back-ends and frameworks including Qiskit and ProjectQ.

One of the key advantages of the Quantum Inspire platform is the ability to get running on heir simulator without requiring a registration. So if you want to give it a whirl you certainly can without much hassle. To learn more about the platform and explore version 1.2of their SDK see their website.

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