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This partnership integrates Alice & Bob's fault-tolerant cat qubit software into the CEA's Bull Qaptiva supercomputing infrastructure to tackle condensed matter physics problems. The initiative aims to bridge theoretical quantum advances with practical industrial applications, specifically targeting materials discovery and chemistry simulations expected to mature around 2030. By leveraging hardware-agnostic orchestration, this collaboration validates a workflow where quantum processors directly interface with established high-performance computing environments for complex many-body problem solving.
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CEA will test Alice & Bob’s quantum software on its supercomputers

Quantum Zeitgeist2 min read

The CEA will integrate Alice & Bob’s cat qubits software, streamlining access to quantum resources via Bull Qaptiva.

The French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) will integrate quantum software from Alice & Bob into its high-performance computing infrastructure, aiming to bridge the gap between theoretical quantum advances and practical industrial applications. This collaboration focuses on Alice & Bob’s “Helium”…

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