AWS Quantum Technologies Blog
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How we learned to program with atoms in 24 hours flat
Earlier this year, QuEra and AWS sponsored the first-ever hackathon on a neutral-atom computer. In 24 hrs the teams solved hard problems using real quantum computers. It was a rush. We asked the winning team to tell us their story.
AWS releases open-source software Palace for cloud-based electromagnetics simulations of quantum computing hardware
Today, we are introducing Palace, for PArallel, LArge-scale Computational Electromagnetics, a parallel finite element code for full-wave electromagnetics simulations. Palace is used at the AWS Center for Quantum Computing to perform large-scale 3D simulations of complex electromagnetics models and enable the design of quantum computing hardware. We developed it with support for the scalability and […]
AWS open-sources OQpy to make it easier to write quantum programs in OpenQASM 3
In September 2021, we announced that AWS would be joining the OpenQASM 3 Technical Steering Committee in an effort to establish a consistent, industry-wide approach for describing quantum programs. In that blog post we also shared our plans to help extend the OpenQASM ecosystem to work with hardware being developed at the AWS Center for Quantum Computing. […]
Amazon Braket launches OpenQASM support
Last year, we announced that AWS had joined the OpenQASM Technical Steering Committee to help shape a unified approach to express quantum programs across a variety of different hardware technologies. Today, we are excited to announce that customers can now run OpenQASM programs on all gate-based devices on Amazon Braket. Quantum computing is a nascent […]