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This paper details a hybrid workflow integrating the Fugaku supercomputer with Quantinuum and IBM quantum processors to solve complex molecular energy problems using VQE and QPE algorithms. The demonstrations highlight practical strategies for leveraging classical HPC resources to manage quantum simulations and coordinate multi-platform operations in real-world scientific applications. This work advances the utility of near-term quantum hardware by establishing robust pipelines that combine classical computing power with quantum-specific subroutines.
Quantum-HPC Workflows Across Multiple Quantum Computing Platforms: Two Case Studies
arXiv:2609.31528v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: We describe the Quantum-HPC hybrid system comprising the supercomputer Fugaku, the QPUs Quantinuum Reimei and ibm_kobe, and the Tierkreis hybrid workflow software. We present two demonstrations of the system at work. In the first, we compute the excited states of a biomolecular system using Fugaku and Reimei (simulator) to handle classical and quantum parts of the workflow respectively. In the second, Fugaku coordinates Reimei and ibm_kobe working together in a combined VQE + QPE workflow to compute the ground state energy of a simple system.
Abstract:We describe the Quantum-HPC hybrid system comprising the supercomputer Fugaku, the QPUs Quantinuum Reimei and ibm_kobe, and the Tierkreis hybrid workflow software. We present two demonstrations of the system at work. In the first, we compute the excited states of a biomolecular system using Fugaku and Reimei (simulator) to handle classical and quantum parts of the workflow respectively. In the second, Fugaku coordinates Reimei and ibm_kobe working together in a combined VQE + QPE workflow to compute the ground state energy of a simple system.
Quantum Physics (quant-ph); Distributed, Parallel, and Cluster Computing (cs.DC)
arXiv:2609.31528 [quant-ph]
(or arXiv:2609.31528v1 [quant-ph] for this version)
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