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Pasqal's deployment of a 140-qubit neutral-atom QPU at CINECA marks a strategic shift toward practical hybrid workflows by integrating the system directly with the Leonardo supercomputer. This architecture exposes the quantum processor as a native resource within standard HPC environments, enabling researchers to leverage both classical and quantum capabilities through familiar scheduling mechanisms. The initiative establishes a federated European network that moves beyond isolated experiments to address complex challenges in materials science and machine learning.
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Pasqal’s 140-Qubit System Launches Italy’s First Neutral-Atom Computer
Quantum Zeitgeist2 min read
Pasqal inaugurated Italy’s first neutral-atom computer at CINECA, featuring a 140-qubit system named SOL.
Italy has launched its first neutral-atom quantum computer, named SOL, featuring a 140-qubit quantum processing unit from Pasqal. The system, inaugurated at CINECA in Bologna, is a significant addition to Europe’s growing hybrid high-performance computing and quantum infrastructure, co-funded by the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking and…
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