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This article focuses on Quobly's Alloy Forge, a development environment specifically designed for silicon spin qubits, which is now accessible via the qBraid cloud platform. By combining pulse-level simulation with realistic modeling of native gate behavior, the tool allows developers to prepare applications for hardware that is not yet commercially available. This integration expands the range of accessible quantum computing architectures and accelerates software ecosystem growth ahead of Quobly's planned commercial release later this year.

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Quobly’s silicon qubits now testable on qBraid cloud platform

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 22, 20263 min read

Quobly’s Alloy Forge is now on the qBraid platform, expanding access to its development environment for silicon qubits.

More than 24 quantum computers are now accessible through the qBraid cloud platform with the addition of Alloy Forge, a new silicon quantum development environment from French firm Quobly. Built to replicate the behavior of silicon spin qubits, Alloy Forge combines pulse-level simulation with cloud access, allowing developers to prepare applications for future Quobly systems before hardware is available, the company says. “At Quobly, we are not…

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