Quantum software company Classiq and quantum computing hardware firm Oxford Quantum Circuits (OQC) have partnered to make advanced quantum computing more accessible. Classiq’s software platform automates the development and execution of quantum software on quantum processors. OQC is developing enterprise-ready quantum computers based on superconducting qubits. The partnership will offer users a smooth workflow including modelling, debugging, automatic quantum circuit synthesis, circuit optimisation and execution on OQC’s hardware. Classiq’s platform will support executing algorithms optimised for OQC’s quantum processors, including the next-gen OQC Toshiko machine. The collaboration aims to integrate their technologies with data centres and high-performance computing.
Classiq and OQC Announce Partnership to Enhance Quantum Computing Accessibility
Tel Aviv-based quantum software company, Classiq, and Oxford Quantum Circuits (OQC), a quantum computing hardware company based in Reading, UK, have announced a partnership aimed at making advanced quantum computing more accessible and streamlined for users across research and industry. The collaboration will offer users a smooth flow including modelling, debugging, automatic quantum circuit synthesis, circuit optimisation and execution on OQC’s cutting-edge quantum hardware.
Classiq’s end-to-end quantum software platform automates the process of developing quantum software and executing it on quantum processors. The company’s proprietary technology automatically synthesizes optimized quantum circuits from functional models, high-level quantum code or via Pyomo integration. As part of the partnership, Classiq’s platform will be expanded to support executing algorithms optimised for OQC’s quantum processors, providing developers more options to select the right quantum backend for their needs, including the recently announced next-gen OQC Toshiko machine.
OQC’s Commitment to Quantum Computing Development
OQC is committed to developing and building enterprise-ready quantum computers based on superconducting qubits. The company is dedicated to working with top software partners to ensure ease of use and seamless implementation for its quantum systems. The partnership with Classiq will further integrate their respective technologies with data centers and high-performance computing (HPC).
Ilana Wisby, CEO of OQC, expressed her excitement about the partnership, stating that Classiq’s software helps unlock the power of quantum by abstracting away complexity for developers. She believes that the collaboration will ensure their hardware can be used seamlessly by a broad quantum community to achieve real-world impact.
Classiq’s Role in the Partnership
Nir Minerbi, CEO and co-founder of Classiq, also expressed his enthusiasm about the partnership. He stated that the collaboration with OQC will make their innovative quantum systems easily accessible to users through Classiq’s software. He invited quantum developers to experience a streamlined workflow from design all the way to state-of-the-art hardware execution.
The collaboration reflects both companies’ commitment to advancing the quantum ecosystem by bringing together world-class quantum software and hardware. The joint solution will empower users across industries to realize the benefits of quantum computing and build the quantum future.
About Classiq
Classiq Technologies provides an all-encompassing software platform with a single point of entry into quantum computing, from algorithm design to execution. The company aims to democratise access to quantum computing with software that equips customers to take full advantage of the quantum computing revolution. Classiq also works closely with advanced computation hardware providers providing software for use with quantum computers, HPC and quantum simulators. The company is backed by powerful investors such as HPE, HSBC, Samsung, Intesa Sanpaolo and NTT.
OQC is a quantum compute company that brings quantum to its customers’ fingertips and enables them to make breakthrough discoveries. OQC Toshiko, a powerful and secure 32-qubit quantum computing platform, is now in private beta and coming soon on public cloud and data centre fabric.
“We’re excited to partner with OQC and help make their innovative quantum systems easily accessible to users through our software,” said Nir Minerbi, CEO and co-founder of Classiq. “Together, we invite quantum developers to experience a streamlined workflow from design all the way to state-of-the-art hardware execution.”
“Classiq’s software helps unlock the power of quantum by abstracting away complexity for developers. We are thrilled to be partnering with them to ensure our hardware can be used seamlessly by a broad quantum community to achieve real-world impact,” said Ilana Wisby, CEO of OQC.
Summary
Classiq, a quantum software company, and Oxford Quantum Circuits (OQC), a quantum computing hardware company, have partnered to make advanced quantum computing more accessible and streamlined. The collaboration will offer users a smooth workflow from modelling to execution on OQC’s hardware, and aims to integrate their technologies with data centres and high-performance computing.”
- Oxford Quantum Circuits (OQC) and Classiq, a quantum software company, have announced a partnership to make advanced quantum computing more accessible and streamlined for users across research and industry.
- Classiq provides an end-to-end quantum software platform that automates the process of developing quantum software and executing it on quantum processors.
- OQC is focused on developing and building enterprise-ready quantum computers based on superconducting qubits.
- The partnership will offer users a smooth flow including modelling, debugging, automatic quantum circuit synthesis, circuit optimisation and execution on OQC’s quantum hardware.
- Classiq’s platform will be expanded to support executing algorithms optimised for OQC’s quantum processors, including the recently announced next-gen OQC Toshiko machine.
- The collaboration will also aim to further integrate their respective technologies with data centres and high-performance computing.
- Nir Minerbi, CEO and co-founder of Classiq, and Ilana Wisby, CEO of OQC, expressed their excitement about the partnership and its potential to advance the quantum ecosystem by bringing together world-class quantum software and hardware.
