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Alice & Bob's collaboration with the CEA marks a strategic move to bridge the gap between fault-tolerant quantum software and existing HPC infrastructure, addressing critical adoption barriers. By targeting many-body physics problems for execution around 2030, this partnership establishes a concrete pathway toward demonstrating practical quantum advantage in condensed matter research. This initiative highlights the industry's shift from theoretical hardware development to integrating functional quantum stacks within hybrid computing environments.

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Alice & Bob Partners With The CEA to Accelerate Quantum-HPC Integration And Industrial Use Cases

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 17, 20262 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Alice & Bob, a leader in fault-tolerant quantum computing (FTQC) technologies, today announced a research collaboration with the CEA, a globally recognized scientific institution, to advance the integration of its quantum software stack within hybrid quantum-HPC computing centers and to explore early quantum use cases in condensed matter physics. With Alice & […]

Alice & Bob and France’s CEA will integrate fault-tolerant quantum software into hybrid quantum-HPC systems and investigate early applications in condensed matter physics. The partners will connect Alice & Bob’s software stack to CEA’s Qaptiva platform to support access to the…

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