QMware Integrates New NVIDIA Quantum-Classical Computing Stack into its Own Hybrid Quantum Computing Cloud

QMware, the leading provider of hybrid quantum computing with private cloud and cloud-at-customer solutions, announces the upcoming integration of components of the NVIDIA Quantum-Classical Computing Stack into its hybrid quantum computing cloud . This underlines QMware’s efforts to provide the best hardware and software available on the market for hybrid quantum computing in the company’s own QMware Cloud.

QMware’s hybrid quantum computing technology combines classical computing power with quantum computing at the deepest possible architectural layer. This is accomplished through QMware’s unique deep integration approach , which simulates hardware components in an intermediate representation for shared in-memory multi-processing capabilities.

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The quantum architecture NVIDIA DGX fits perfectly into the QMware Cloud with its innovative combination of high-performance and quantum computing. This gives QMware’s customers in many different industrial sectors access to even more powerful hybrid quantum computing solutions with the lowest latency.

Georg Gesek, CTO and Co-Founder of QMware, says: “NVIDIA is one of our most important partners. The integration of the new Quantum-Classical technology marks the next step in our collaboration. The QMware Cloud brings NVIDIA technology for hybrid quantum computing to market immediately. Our customers benefit enormously from the added value of the seamless integration of QMware’s and NVIDIA’s leading hardware & software.”

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Tim Costa, Director of High-Performance Computing and Quantum at NVIDIA , says: “The combination of quantum and GPU-accelerated supercomputing has the potential to significantly advance innovation and research. Science and industry will receive unprecedented computing power to work on solutions that can benefit humanity in many ways. NVIDIA’s collaboration with pioneers like QMware will make NVIDIA’s quantum technology immediately available to many research institutions as well as commercial users in the cloud. This also enables universities to train their students in the field of quantum classical computing.”

The collaboration is also important to QMware because it drives the company’s expansion into the American market. Markus Pflitsch, CEO and co-founder of QMware , explains: “Our vision and ambition to merge quantum and classical systems form the basis for hybrid quantum computing and thus the next level of possible computing power. We see a great opportunity in the European and North American markets to further develop the existing data center infrastructure by integrating QMware technology with NVIDIA’s quantum technology. This cooperation will allow us to bring the latest quantum and GPU technology into the data center and combine the best of both computing worlds.”

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