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EPFL has integrated Quantinuum's quantum processors directly into its existing high-performance computing infrastructure, marking a strategic shift from theoretical study to practical experimentation within established research workflows. This partnership provides Swiss academics with access to advanced, low-decoherence hardware essential for developing complex quantum algorithms and simulations without the prohibitive cost of maintaining proprietary hardware. The move effectively bridges the gap between academic theory and industrial-grade quantum capabilities, streamlining the development of next-generation quantum applications.

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EPFL Enables First Swiss Real Quantum Computing Access

Quantum ZeitgeistMay 29, 20264 min read

EPFL is the first Swiss university offering researchers cloud access to quantum computers, thanks to a collaboration with SCITAS and Quantinuum.

EPFL has become the first Swiss academic institution to offer its researchers cloud access to real quantum computers, integrating the technology directly into its existing high-performance computing infrastructure. The partnership with quantum computing company Quantinuum provides a platform for testing and refining theories in areas where EPFL researchers are already prominent, including quantum algorithms and theoretical quantum computing. “EPFL is pushing the boundaries on quantum algorithms,” explains…

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