Rolling up their sleeves to nurture an emerging technology NVIDIA, to take quantum computing to the next level Google Quantum AI, IBM and collaborates with others.
Quantum computing; It offers the promise of solving previously unsolvable problems in fields such as drug development, climate research, machine learning and finance. The potential is great, but the challenges are just as high.
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Today’s quantum computers may be too small and error-prone to solve useful problems. However, it is not yet clear which quantum algorithms will offer advantages over today’s classical computers.
Seeking to help advance research in quantum computing NVIDIAat GTC 2021 to accelerate simulations of quantum computers in classical systems cuQuantum software development kitannounced what.
The simulations help researchers rapidly design and test new quantum algorithms at a scale and performance not possible with current quantum hardware. They’re also critical to helping validate and compare next-generation quantum hardware. NVIDIA said in a statement, starting today, cuQuantum’s first library is in public beta and available for download.
cuStateVec This application, called the state vector simulation method, acts as an accelerator. This approach monitors the full state of the system in memory and can scale to tens of qubits.
with a second library coming in December cuTensorNetwill be an accelerator using the tensor network method. It will be able to handle up to thousands of qubits in some promising short-term algorithms.
Available in Leading Frameworks
In addition, cuStateVec is available through Cirq, an open-source framework for programming quantum computers. Google Quantum AIIt was integrated into qsim, the state vector simulator of . Users can download cuQuantum and start using Cirq from today wherever they use it.
On the NVIDIA side, there’s simulation software to help developers get started. NVIDIA DGX A100 putting it in a container optimized to run on systems DGX quantum device being created.
cuQuantum and NVIDIA HPC SDK It includes Google Quantum AI’s Cirq framework and qsim simulator. The software will be available in the NGC catalog early next year.