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Haiqu's team had a fantastic time at the #MunichQuantumSoftwareForum #MQSF this week! 🎉 Mykola Maksymenko, Yuriy Pryyma, and Vladyslav L. participated in active discussions on developing the quantum software stack and presented #Rivet —our recently announced open-source tool for building more efficient quantum workflows. It was great to reconnect with old friends and partners from the community and to establish new connections. Haiqu's team is excited to continue collaborating and advancing quantum computing software together!

Meet Haiqu at Quantum Effects! Mykola Maksymenko and Sam Kearney will be in Stuttgart October 8-9th for Quantum Effects! They’ll be happy to introduce Haiqu and how they can ensure your company has the shortest path possible to quantum utility. Keep an eye out for them at the event, and you can book a meeting with them here: https://lnkd.in/ewXD2iKM

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🔊 Haiqu and Quanscient join forces as finalists in the second phase of the Airbus-BMW Challenge 🔊 Haiqu develops enabling software for quantum computers. Quanscient develops quantum algorithms for computational fluid dynamics (CFD). What we have in common is that we both want to see value out of a quantum computer as soon as possible… and CFD simulations are one of the industry’s nearest-term bets. We will be combining our circuit execution approach with Quanscient’s algorithms to demonstrate breakthrough results. Welcome to the team Quanscient! What if we could know An airfoil’s efficiency Without building it? Airbus BMW Group Elvira Shishenina Jasper Simon Krauser The Quantum Insider Alex C. Luke Preskey Evan Kubes

We just released Rivet! An open-source quantum computing toolkit focused on transpilation. In our #QML research, we found that existing libraries do not allow for fast, controlled, and noise-aware transpilation of parametrized circuits. We developed Rivet internally to minimize the time and money spent on high-volume, high-quality transpilation. We made it open-source to make others’ research a little more efficient. A haiku: Transpilation time Watching my life slip away With Rivet, no more

Great news - Haiqu is one of three finalists in the Quantum Solvers section of the Airbus-BMW Quantum Computing Challenge! We are excited to work alongside BMW Group and Airbus in the next phase of the challenge. In our submission, we applied our circuit execution technology to several use cases which should be relevant in the near term... provided you can handle the circuit depth. With Haiqu, deep circuits are not a problem. The submissions were evaluated by a jury of experts from Airbus, BMW Group, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and researchers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, The University of Edinburgh, Max Planck Institute, and others. There were 400+ registrants and 100+ detailed submissions to the Challenge. 

Haiqu was delighted to attend the Quantum Software Lab’s anniversary last week in Edinburgh! It has been remarkable seeing the Lab’s development over the last year, and it was great to see some of their achievements highlighted at this event. The Lab is full of great folks doing much-needed work in the field of Quantum Software, congrats to the team for putting on such a spectacular event! Craig Skeldon Ross Grassie Elham Kashefi Oliver Thomson Brown Chris Heunen

Haiqu is happy to have been named as a startup that VCs are keeping their eye on in Sifted this week! Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/dTi6dT_6 #Quantum #VentureCapital #VC #Quantumtechnology #QuantumComputing

Tune in for today's talk at #QHack2024 by Haiqu's team. Maciej Koch-Janusz and Yuriy Pryyma will highlight the role of middleware in Quantum Computing and demo our new open-source tool for Quantum Machine Learning.

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