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This article details a significant architectural upgrade where an online quantum computing platform now interfaces directly with real hardware rather than just simulators. The integration allows users to observe the critical distinction between ideal calculations and noisy, room-temperature nuclear magnetic resonance operations on actual qubits. This development lowers barriers for researchers by enabling flexible connections to various quantum devices without rewriting core infrastructure code.

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RTU MIReA Connects Quantum Computer to Its Online Platform

GDELTAugust 4, 20263 min read

Developers from RUDN MIREA have realized another stage in the evolution of their online quantum computing platform Quantum MIREA – it is now connected to a real quantum computer. Anyone can not only simulate quantum circuits on an emulator but also run them on actual "quantum hardware" and observe how results differ from ideal calculations. Such access to real quantum effects opens…

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