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Eclipse Qrisp's victory highlights a critical shift in quantum software development toward higher-level abstractions that simplify circuit construction for hybrid quantum-classical workflows. By enabling Python-based programming and integrating with backends like NVIDIA CUDA-Q, the framework addresses the practical challenge of scaling complex algorithms without requiring developers to manage low-level gate operations. This advancement is essential for making sophisticated quantum systems accessible to a broader developer community beyond hardware specialists.

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Eclipse Qrisp Wins Quantum Effects Award 2026 for Quantum Software

The Quantum InsiderOctober 7, 20263 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — The Eclipse Foundation, one of the world’s largest open source software foundations, today announced that Eclipse Qrisp, an open source framework for high-level quantum programming initiated by Fraunhofer FOKUS, has won the Quantum Effects Award 2026 in the Quantum Computing Software & Algorithms category. As quantum computing advances, one of […]

Eclipse Foundation, an open-source quantum programming framework initiated by Fraunhofer FOKUS, won the 2026 Quantum Effects Award in the Quantum Computing Software & Algorithms category. The Python-based framework provides higher-level programming constructs and compiles them into optimized quantum circuits for different quantum computing environments. Qrisp supports hybrid quantum-classical computing, multiple quantum backends and integration with NVIDIA CUDA-Q while contributing…

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