QMware, a quantum information specialist from St.Gallen, is integrating solutions from global technology developer NVIDIA, with headquarters in Santa Clara, California, into its cloud solutions. According to a press release, QMware will integrate the new NVIDIA quantum-classical computing stack into its hybrid quantum computing cloud. QMware states that this will provide developers with access to the highest level of computing power.
According to the press release, QMware’s hybrid quantum computing technology combines classical computing with quantum computing. The NVIDIA DGX quantum architecture is said to fit perfectly into the QMware Cloud with its innovative combination of high performance and quantum computing.
Georg Gesek, CTO and Co-Founder of QMware, comments: “NVIDIA is one of our most valuable partners. The integration of the new quantum-classical technology marks the next step of our collaboration.” The QMware Cloud makes NVIDIA’s technology immediately available to research institutes and commercial users in the cloud. According to Tim Costa, Director of High-Performance Computing and Quantum at NVIDIA, this also enables universities to educate their students in Quantum-Classical Computing. He adds: “Quantum-integrated GPU-accelerated supercomputing has the potential to reshape science and industry with capabilities that can serve humanity in enormous ways.”
Co-Founder and CEO of QMware Markus Pflitsch states: “This cooperation will enable us to bring the latest quantum and GPU technology into data centers, merging the best of both computing worlds.” He adds that the collaboration will also be used to expand into the American market.
