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Qoro's Divi platform is a managed cloud service for running large quantum circuit simulations on CPU and GPU clusters, so researchers don't have to manage the hardware themselves. The reported gains (a 22-fold speedup on a noise sweep and under nine minutes per 64-qubit circuit) come from company-supplied examples, not independent benchmarks. Readers should check how these simulations compare with other classical simulators before treating them as general evidence of progress.
Qoro Quantum expands cloud simulation for quantum algorithms
As quantum algorithms grow, simulation demands increase—but Qoro Quantum is addressing this with expanded cloud resources.
Researchers developing quantum algorithms face a growing bottleneck as simulations scale from seconds to hours, even days. Qoro Quantum addresses this challenge with Divi, a managed cloud platform providing CPU and GPU resources designed to accelerate simulations. Two 64-qubit examples demonstrate Qoro’s Divi platform can deliver enough GPU capacity to improve simulation accuracy and enough CPU parallelism to complete a large noise sweep in minutes. Quantum algorithm researchers “should not have to become cluster administrators to keep making progress,” according to the company, and Divi aims to free them from that burden. Qoro Quantum’s Divi platform delivers substantial speed increases for complex quantum circuit simulations, completing a large noise…
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