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The UK's SparQ Access program expands research capabilities by integrating fifteen diverse quantum platforms, ranging from IBM's gate-based systems to D-WAVE's hybrid solvers. This multi-vendor approach aims to eliminate hardware silos and accelerate scientific discovery across the academic community. By providing quarterly pre-provisioned cloud environments, the initiative offers a practical pathway for researchers to experiment with varied quantum architectures without vendor lock-in.

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UK’s SparQ Access Opens 15 Quantum Platforms for Researchers

Quantum ZeitgeistJune 6, 20263 min read

The NQCC’s SparQ Access program opens 15 quantum platforms to researchers, growing the UK’s quantum computing user community.

The UK’s quantum research is expanding with the launch of SparQ Access, a program offering researchers access to fifteen distinct quantum computing platforms. Beyond gate-based systems like those from IBM Quantum, including five processors in the US East Region, such as Boston’s Heron R3 and Miami’s Nighthawk…

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