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Classiq's new engine bridges the gap between logical algorithm design and physical hardware execution by generating fault-tolerant plans that quantify necessary resources like qubits and error correction overhead. This capability is critical for developers aiming to deploy practical applications on near-term quantum processors, as it directly addresses the transition from theoretical circuits to reliable, real-world computation.
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Classiq Unveils Engine to Plan Fault-Tolerant Quantum Workloads
HPCwire1 min read
TEL AVIV, Israel, Sept. 30, 2026 — Classiq today announced its Fault Tolerance Engine, a new product capability that translates optimized logical quantum programs into fault-tolerant execution plans, and measures from those same plans the physical resources and reliability required to run the application on a real machine. Fault-tolerant quantum computing introduces a fundamentally different […] The post Classiq Unveils Engine to Plan Fault-Tolerant Quantum Workloads appeared first on HPCwire.
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