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This article focuses on a novel hybrid parallel architecture combining CPU and GPU to optimize quantum simulation logic and resource scheduling. By addressing bottlenecks in computing power and scalability, the model offers a significant advancement in efficiently simulating quantum algorithms without requiring physical quantum hardware. This development is central to improving the adaptability and performance of classical systems used for quantum research and verification.
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WiMi Researches Quantum Computing Simulation Model Based on Hybrid Parallel Architecture

GDELT5 min read

, /PRNewswire/ -- WiMi Hologram Cloud Inc. (NASDAQ: WIMI) ("WIMI" or the "Company"), a leading global technology provider focused on core issues in quantum computing simulation and specializing in high-performance quantum simulation technology, is developing a quantum computing simulation model based on a hybrid parallel architecture. By optimizing the classical hybrid architecture with CPU-GPU heterogeneous collaboration, the model reconstructs the computational logic of quantum simulation, breaks through the bottlenecks in computing power, storage and scalability inherent in traditional simulation solutions, and delivers an innovative technical solution for the efficient simulation of quantum algorithms and the verification of…

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