QMware announces collaboration with NVIDIA and Oracle to advance Hybrid Quantum Computing for enterprises

Leading Quantum computing provider is using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to test and develop new hybrid quantum computing service

St. Gallen, Switzerland – March 12, 2024 – QMware, a leading hybrid quantum computing company that provides cloud services, today announced a new collaboration with NVIDIA and Oracle through which it will use Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) powered by NVIDIA A100 Tensor Core GPU clusters, as well as the NVIDIA CUDA Quantum open-source hybrid quantum computing platform, to test and develop a new state-of-the-art hybrid quantum computing service for enterprise customers. An initial version of the service will be demonstrated at Oracle CloudWorld London in March.

McKinsey’s latest Quantum Technology Monitor illustrates the rapid adoption and exploration of quantum technology – also reflected by QMware’s recent collaborations with partners such as NVIDIA. The demonstration of QMware’s new service will enable customers to explore new industrial use cases of hybrid quantum computing, which is a combination of classical high-performance and quantum computing that delivers the highest standard of processing power available today.

The accelerated computing capabilities provided by NVIDIA A100 GPUs, coupled with OCI Compute bare-metal instances and RDMA cluster networking, will provide QMware with a diverse array of options for testing and developing commercially-valuable quantum computing applications that can be used in fields such as AI, quantum machine learning, and quantum-enhanced optimization. CUDA Quantum provides scientists with powerful simulation tools and capabilities to program hybrid CPU, GPU, and QPU systems.

Martin Peck, Vice President of Technology Software Engineering at Oracle, said: “Hybrid quantum computing has the potential to reshape how businesses operate, gain insights from data, and innovate new products and services. QMware is a front-runner in this exciting field, and we are pleased to bring the power and flexibility of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to support them in building hybrid quantum services for enterprises.”

QMware’s CEO and co-founder Markus Pflitsch said: “We are entering an era where quantum computing is transitioning from experimental to practical. Our collaboration with Oracle symbolizes a huge step in this journey. By combining QMware’s expertise in quantum technology with Oracle’s robust cloud infrastructure, we are scaling up quantum capabilities and simplifying its accessibility for businesses across all sectors.”

QMware’s CTO and co-founder George Gesek emphasized: “We build an ecosystem where developers, researchers, and business leaders collaborate to explore quantum computing’s potential in solving real-world problems. The future of quantum computing lies in its integration into the fabric of daily business operations, and through this collaboration, we are helping to make this future a reality.”

Tim Costa, Director of Quantum Computing and HPC at NVIDIA, said: “High-performance quantum simulation is crucial for researchers to tackle the toughest challenges in quantum computing. Through collaborations with innovators such as Oracle and QMware, NVIDIA helps enable the world’s researchers to achieve breakthroughs toward useful quantum-integrated computing.”

About QMware

QMware stands as a leading provider of hybrid quantum computing cloud services, specializing in B2B Quantum as a Service. The company’s platform blends high-performance computing with advanced quantum resources, designed to augment today’s hyperscaler capabilities. Leveraging sophisticated quantum hypervisor technology, QMware manages data processing tasks, selecting the most appropriate system—classical or quantum—based on each task’s specific requirements. This strategic approach establishes QMware as a key enabler of early quantum computing solutions in the industry, catering to the growing demand for superior computing performance in optimization, simulation, and machine learning. As a member of the SeQuenC initiative, in 2022 QMware was selected to build the first quantum cloud for German industry. The project is funded by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection. Further information can be found at qm-ware.com and LinkedIn.

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