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Postquant Labs launches a virtual machine for different quantum computers

Postquant Labs’ Quip Virtual Machine lets developers write one program for annealers, gate-based quantum computers, and classical hardware.

Tarun Mottlia

Via TNW | Quantum-tech

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Postquant Labs launches a virtual machine for different quantum computers
Image: The Postquant Labs team. Credit: Postquant Labs

Quantum computers don’t all work the same way, and that creates a problem for developers. Code written for one machine may need to be rewritten before it can run on another. Postquant Labs wants to change that.

The US startup has launched the Quip Virtual Machine (QVM), a software layer that lets developers write code once and run it across different types of quantum computers and conventional machines.

The QVM is available on the company’s Aglais testnet, where new users…

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