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The University of Strasbourg's aQCess platform represents France's first publicly accessible neutral-atom quantum system targeting over 400 qubits. By integrating QPerfect's MIMIQ simulation for digital twin validation, this initiative aims to solve critical scaling challenges in hardware fidelity and software control essential for practical quantum computing applications.
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University of Strasbourg’s QPerfect aQCess Targets Over 400 Qubits

Quantum Zeitgeist6 min read

QPerfect collaborates with the University of Strasbourg on aQCess, France’s first public neutral-atom platform, which targets over 400 qubits.

The University of Strasbourg’s aQCess platform is targeting more than 400 qubits as France’s first publicly accessible neutral-atom quantum computing platform, and QPerfect, a subsidiary of BTQ Technologies, is building a crucial tool to accelerate its development. QPerfect will create a hardware-accurate digital twin of the aQCess processor using its MIMIQ simulation platform, allowing researchers to design and test quantum workloads before running them on the physical system. This collaboration places QPerfect’s software directly alongside a sovereign European quantum computing initiative backed by the French National Strategy for Quantum Technologies and part of the Quantum Sciences and Technologies priority programme for research. “QPerfect’s collaboration with the University of…

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