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This report emphasizes that High-Performance Computing centers must proactively develop software stacks, hybrid workflows, and operational expertise before fault-tolerant quantum hardware becomes widely available. Interviews with leading supercomputing institutions reveal a critical concern that premature deployment of immature systems could erode community trust in the technology's long-term viability. The core message is that strategic preparation across disciplines is essential to ensure quantum processors can effectively deliver value within existing HPC environments.

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HPC Centers Must Prepare Now for Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing, Report Says

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 9, 20263 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Alice & Bob, a leader in fault-tolerant quantum computing, and Hyperion Research, the HPC industry’s leading analyst and market-intelligence firm, today released a new report on what it will take to enable HPC-Quantum-AI systems with insights from HPC practitioners. As quantum hardware advances toward fault-tolerance, a key concern for HPC […]

An Alice & Bob and Hyperion Research report says HPC centers must prepare their software, workflows and expertise before fault-tolerant quantum computers arrive. The report recommends testing quantum-HPC-AI architectures, developing open software standards and jointly designing workflows across computing disciplines. Interviews with 15 HPC practitioners found that premature deployment of immature systems could undermine confidence in quantum…

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