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RIKEN is integrating QunaSys's QURI SDK Enterprise to directly couple its Fugaku supercomputer with IBM and Quantinuum quantum processors, creating a hybrid HPC-quantum platform for materials science and chemistry. This architecture enables parallel workflows across multiple nodes and GPUs, allowing researchers to scale simulated quantum circuits beyond single-node constraints while maintaining direct access to physical quantum hardware. The move represents a significant step toward utility-scale hybrid computing where classical supercomputing resources orchestrate complex quantum algorithms.
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RIKEN will use QunaSys software to link supercomputer with quantum chips

Quantum Zeitgeist1 min read

RIKEN’s JHPC-quantum project will integrate QunaSys’s QURI SDK Enterprise, linking the Fugaku supercomputer with quantum chips like IBM’s “ibm_kobe” and “Reimei”.

RIKEN will integrate QunaSys’s QURI SDK Enterprise into its project, linking the supercomputer Fugaku with both the IBM Quantum System Two “ibm_kobe” and the Quantinuum System…

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