Optimization
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The platform for QPU simulations in your research
Turn QPU computations into a powerful and convenient tool in your arsenal. Hardware performance, optimized routines, reproducibility, collaborations – we engineer the tools to let you maximize the impact of your research.
Everything your lab needs, in one place
Write experiments, manage jobs, collaborate with your research team.
Qiskit Interface
Import your Qiskit code and extract maximum performance on QPU using Haiqu SDK tools. Install the environment and run your circuit with the best possible performance.
QPU Backend Access
Direct access to IBM, IonQ, IQM, Rigetti and OQC quantum processors, and to classical CPU and GPU simulators in one place.
Job tracking, versioning, analytics
Complete reproducibility of computations: tracked backends, calibrations, seeds, compilations settings and metadata so any result can be independently reproduced at any point in time.
Collaborative work environment
Managed access to complete experiment code, data, artifacts. Share and collaborate on your quantum projects with your dedicated team.
QPU Budget Control
Estimate QPU cost before the run based on factors including hardware usage time, circuit complexity and provider-specific pricing. Minimize unnecessary costs via automatic batching, and redundant circuit execution caching.
Tools to achieve the best possible performance
Circuit compression
QPU noise-aware approximate compiling reduces circuit depth by up to two orders of magnitude.
Error mitigation suite
A set optimized, computationally efficient and composable Error Mitigation, Suppression and Detection routines to extract the most of the QPU performance. QML-specific lightweight EM.
Data Loading and State Preparation
State-of-art tensor methods for quantum state preparation, feature loading, distribution encoding. Shallow and noise-resilient quantum circuits for loading large scale data.
Application Subroutines
A suite of optimized subroutines and tools: parameterized quantum circuit pre-training, equivariant QML ansatze, classical and quantum optimization, compressed SKQD and others
Quantum at Work — Experiments from the Platform
Check the experiments run on the platform and learn based on it.
SIMULATION
Quantum computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation
Data loading
Block vector loading of 64×64 grayscale image
Performance in realistic experimental loops
Haiqu doesn't treat middleware as a stack of sequential black boxes. Our infrastructure understands the structure of your quantum workflow — and manages your quantum resources accordingly. See how it performs.
Extend the executable circuit depth
Haiqu uses tensor network and predictive ML methods to approximately compile circuits, taking into account hardware topology and device noise, optimizing for execution accuracy on the actual noisy QPU.
Efficiently encode data on the QPU
Initial state preparation is a key bottleneck in quantum algorithms. Haiqu’s tensor network methods provide shallow encoding circuits with controlled approximation on scales of 100s of qubits for quantum chemistry and condensed matter, CFD and statistical distributions. Dense encodings enable addressing large scale QML and optimization.
Application Subroutines
Whatever your research project, the SDK provides powerful building blocks optimized for performance on the actual noisy QPUs. Tensor network pre-training for QML, compressed Krylov circuits for diagonalization, or efficient Variational Function Tomography (VFT) for state readout in CFD applications, among many others
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Make the most of QPU simulations for your research.