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RIKEN's integration of QunaSys's QURI SDK Enterprise marks a significant step in hybrid computing architectures, directly linking the Fugaku supercomputer with IBM and Quantinuum quantum processors for practical applications in chemistry and materials science. This adoption enables researchers to leverage advanced algorithms like QSCI within a unified environment, bridging classical high-performance computing with emerging quantum hardware capabilities.

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RIKEN Adopts QunaSys QURI SDK for Quantum-HPC Hybrid Computing

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 4, 20263 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — QunaSys Inc. (headquartered in Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director and CEO: Tennin Yan; hereinafter “QunaSys”), a company specializing in the development of quantum computing algorithms and software, announced that its quantum software development kit “QURI SDK Enterprise” has been officially adopted for RIKEN’s Quantum-HPC Hybrid Platform as part of the “JHPC-quantum” […]

RIKEN has adopted QunaSys’s QURI SDK Enterprise for the JHPC-quantum project, enabling users to access quantum computing resources from the Fugaku supercomputer environment. QURI SDK Enterprise supports IBM Quantum System Two and Quantinuum System Model H2, along with Fugaku and the ROQUO GPU supercomputer for quantum-HPC hybrid workflows. The SDK provides quantum-HPC algorithms including QSCI and ADAPT-QSCI, with applications spanning quantum chemistry,…

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