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This partnership leverages QPerfect's MIMIQ simulation platform to create a hardware-accurate digital twin for France's 400+ qubit neutral-atom system. By mirroring the physical processor at the circuit level, including native noise characteristics, this approach aims to validate quantum workloads and improve reliability before deployment on real hardware. The initiative highlights a critical trend in scaling quantum systems: using high-fidelity simulations to democratize access and bridge the gap between isolated experiments and broader industrial utilization.

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QPerfect Builds Digital Twin for 400+ Qubit French Platform

Quantum ZeitgeistJuly 23, 20263 min read

BTQ Technologies’ QPerfect subsidiary and the University of Strasbourg are partnering to support France’s first public neutral-atom quantum computing platform, aQCess. QPerfect is building a hardware-accurate digital twin of the processor, targeting more than 400 qubits, using its MIMIQ simulation platform.

BTQ Technologies‘ QPerfect subsidiary is collaborating with the University of Strasbourg to build a hardware-accurate digital twin of France’s first publicly accessible neutral atom quantum computing platform, aQCess. Targeting a scale of more than 400 qubits, the aQCess platform led by co-coordinators Shannon Whitlock and Guido Pupillo at the Centre Européen de Sciences Quantiques (”…

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