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ParityQC has commercialized its Parity Twine Optimizer via the IBM Qiskit Functions Catalog, offering a hardware-independent compiler that reduces gate counts and circuit depth for quantum optimization problems. This tool specifically addresses current hardware limitations by enabling larger, denser instances of industry-relevant optimization tasks on existing QPU topologies like IBM Heron and Nighthawk. The release marks a significant step toward practical deployment of complex algorithms on near-term quantum devices without requiring case-by-case tuning.

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ParityQC Launches Parity Twine Optimizer for Quantum Optimization

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 15, 20263 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — ParityQC, the Quantum Architecture Company, today launched the Parity Twine Optimizer, making its compiler technology, which led to record-setting performance in executing the Quantum Fourier Transform, available as a product. Built on the ParityQC Architecture, it delivers uniquely efficient compilation and is now available via the IBM Qiskit Function, including […]

ParityQC has launched the Parity Twine Optimizer as a product through the IBM Qiskit Functions Catalog, offering a 30-day free trial to IBM Quantum Network members. The optimizer uses ParityQC’s Parity Twine Compilation technology to reduce gate count, circuit depth and two-qubit gate overhead for quantum optimization problems. The hardware-independent compiler supports different QPU topologies, including IBM Heron’s heavy-hex…

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