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ParityQC's new Twine Optimizer significantly reduces two-qubit gate overhead and circuit depth for quantum optimization problems, enabling the execution of denser tasks on current hardware. By leveraging parity-encoded circuits to eliminate costly SWAP operations, this tool offers a hardware-independent compiler that expands access beyond specific platforms like IBM's Qiskit.

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ParityQC’s new optimizer cuts gate count for quantum problems

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 16, 20265 min read

ParityQC’s Parity Twine Optimizer, built on its record compiler, significantly reduces gate count for quantum optimization problems.

IBM Quantum Network members can now test a new optimization tool with a 30-day free trial. ParityQC has launched the Parity Twine Optimizer within the IBM Qiskit Functions Catalog, bringing its record-setting compiler technology, originally demonstrated with the Quantum Fourier Transform, to a wider audience, the company says. The optimizer reduces two-qubit gate overhead, enabling the execution of larger, denser optimization problems on current quantum hardware. “By offering the Parity Twine Optimizer as an IBM Qiskit Function, we are providing the quantum community with access to a tool with what we…

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