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memQ's release of its open-source distributed quantum compiler marks a significant step toward practical interoperability across heterogeneous quantum hardware networks. By accounting for real-world constraints like gate durations and entanglement rates, this tool directly addresses industry needs to scale beyond single-processor limitations in alignment with recent US executive orders. This development shifts the focus from theoretical networking to executable, optimized solutions for distributed quantum systems.
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memQ shares open-source tools for linking quantum computers
Quantum Zeitgeist3 min read
memQ released its distributed quantum compiler (DQC) as a publicly available, open-source tool on GitHub.
On September 24, 2026, memQ released its distributed quantum compiler as an open-source tool, responding to a growing industry need and the direction set by the recent United States Executive Order 14413. This software uniquely compiles and schedules quantum programs across diverse networks, accommodating different qubit types from various vendors,…
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