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Fujitsu's release of the OpenQARP framework marks a significant step in democratizing quantum software development by providing over 100 modular components under an open license. This tool aims to drastically reduce code complexity for both Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum (NISQ) and fault-tolerant workflows, offering developers ready-to-use algorithms that bridge local Python environments with high-performance supercomputing resources. By lowering the barrier to entry for quantum application creation, this initiative could accelerate practical problem-solving in chemistry and materials science sectors.

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Fujitsu Open-Sources OpenQARP Framework to Streamline Quantum Application Development

Quantum Computing ReportSeptember 16, 20262 min read

Fujitsu has open-sourced OpenQARP, a quantum application development framework, under the Apache License 2.0. Available on GitHub, it offers over 100 modular software components to simplify NISQ and FTQC application workflows, potentially reducing code volume by up to 70%. The library includes Fujitsu-developed algorithms for various quantum computing tasks and supports execution across Python, NVIDIA CUDA-Q, and Fujitsu's 40-qubit simulator. The post Fujitsu Open-Sources OpenQARP Framework to Streamline Quantum Application Development appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

IT services provider Fujitsu Limited (TSE: 6702) has released its quantum application development framework, the Open Quantum Application Research Package (OpenQARP), as open-source software under the Apache License…

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