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Pasqal has deployed Italy's first neutral-atom quantum system, a 140-qubit Orion unit named SOL, directly integrated with the Leonardo supercomputer at CINECA. This installation establishes a hybrid HPC-quantum workflow where the quantum processing unit functions as a native resource within standard high-performance computing scheduling environments. The deployment expands Europe's distributed quantum infrastructure, marking the third EuroHPC-linked neutral-atom system for Pasqal following installations in France and Germany.
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Pasqal Launches Italy’s First Neutral-Atom Quantum Computer at CINECA

The Quantum Insider4 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Pasqal, one of the global leaders in neutral-atom quantum computing, today announced the inauguration of Europe’s third Pasqal quantum computer hosted at CINECA, Italy’s largest public supercomputing operator and a member of the Italian Research Center on High Performance Computing (ICSC), Big Data, and Quantum Computing, in Bologna, Italy. The […]

Pasqal has inaugurated Italy’s first neutral-atom quantum computer at CINECA in Bologna, expanding Europe’s hybrid HPC-quantum computing infrastructure. The 140-qubit Pasqal Orion system, named SOL, is integrated with the Leonardo supercomputer to support hybrid quantum-classical workloads. The deployment is Pasqal’s third EuroHPC-linked quantum system in Europe, following earlier installations in France and Germany. PRESS RELEASE — Pasqal, one of the global leaders in neutral-atom quantum computing, today announced…

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