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This strategic partnership marks a significant step toward practical fault-tolerant quantum computing by integrating cat qubit software directly into existing High-Performance Computing (HPC) ecosystems. The collaboration aims to solve complex many-body physics problems in materials science and chemistry, leveraging hybrid workflows that combine supercomputing power with quantum processors. By establishing hardware-agnostic execution paths, the initiative accelerates the development of domain-specific algorithms necessary for early fault-tolerant architectures by 2030.

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Alice & Bob Partners with CEA to Integrate Cat Qubit Software into HPC Infrastructure

Quantum Computing ReportSeptember 18, 20262 min read

Alice & Bob is partnering with CEA to integrate its cat qubit software into High-Performance Computing (HPC) environments, aiming to develop hybrid supercomputing workflows and algorithms for Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing by 2030. This collaboration will see Alice & Bob's software integrated into Eviden's Bull Qaptiva™ platform, leveraging CEA's expertise for hardware-agnostic execution across supercomputers and cloud-hosted quantum processors. They will also jointly research many-body quantum physics problems to apply cat qubit technology to materials science, chemistry, and industrial physics. The post Alice & Bob Partners with CEA to Integrate Cat Qubit Software into HPC Infrastructure appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Fault-tolerant quantum hardware developer Alice & Bob has entered into a strategic research partnership with the CEA (French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy…

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