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The EuroQSS project is a three-year, roughly €5 million EU-funded effort to build an open software framework for hybrid systems in which quantum processors work alongside conventional high-performance computers. Its stated aim is to reduce hardware-specific software differences that currently slow adoption, with Chalmers leading the scheduling work package. For readers, the key question is whether the framework works on real quantum hardware and gains uptake beyond the consortium, since funded interoperability projects often produce specifications that take years to reach practical use.
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Source coveringQuantum Zeitgeist
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Chalmers joins European effort to unify quantum software
Quantum Zeitgeist2 min read
Chalmers is one of 13 partners in the new European initiative, EuroQSS, to develop a common software framework for unifying quantum software. The goal of EuroQSS is to bridge the gap between quantum hardware and application developers, enabling the use of computing resources best suited to different parts of a problem.
Thirteen partners, including Chalmers, are collaborating on the EuroQSS initiative to unify quantum software development across Europe. The three-year project, funded with approximately five million euros by the European Union, aims to create an open software framework enabling…
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