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Early access programme

Shape quantum software with us, before it ships

For hardware makers, HPC centres, research teams and technology companies that want to build with SoftQuantus on QCOS, QuantumLock and Softquantus Cloud, with named engineers from the first call.

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How it works

A working partnership, not a waiting list

Early access is a joint project with a shared plan. Both sides know who does what, by when, and on which terms.

  1. 01Named contactsOne SoftQuantus engineer and one partnerships lead, from the first call to the review.
  2. 02A shared planA written scope with the workloads, the milestones and what each side delivers.
  3. 03Terms per engagementAccess, confidentiality and commercial terms are agreed in writing for each engagement.
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Four tracks

Choose the track that fits your company

Each track starts the same way, with a scoping call. What you build together depends on what you bring.

  • Quantum hardware makers

    Put your machine behind QCOS

    Work with us on connecting your quantum computer to QCOS. Every computer is reached through Softquantus Cloud, and nothing is connected without a written agreement.

    • A connection plan through Softquantus Cloud
    • Benchmark circuits agreed with your team
    • Results kept as sealed QCOS records
    Quantum hardware partners
  • HPC centres

    Bring quantum jobs into your users' batch work

    Plan with us how your users write QCOS jobs into the batch scripts and allocations they already know.

    • SLURM, PBS Pro and LSF job scripts
    • Access keys and plan limits for your users
    • Hybrid or air-gapped set-up on request
    QCOS for HPC centres
  • Research and enterprise R&D

    Bring a research question and a workload

    We scope the workload with your team, run it through QCOS and keep every run on the record.

    • A scoped workload and a measure of success
    • Simulation runs through QCOS
    • Sealed records you can verify offline
    Enterprise R&D
  • Technology partners

    Build QCOS or QuantumLock into your product

    Use the same interfaces our own tools use, with an engineer who knows them.

    • Python SDK and softqcos CLI
    • MCP server and REST API
    • QuantumLock licensing for your own software
    Development tools

From application to review

Five stages, each one agreed before the next

  1. 01

    Apply

    Tell us who you are, which track fits, and the workload or integration you have in mind.

  2. 02

    Scoping call

    A call with the partnerships team and an engineer to check the fit on both sides.

  3. 03

    Shared plan

    A written scope: the workloads, the milestones, the contacts and the terms.

  4. 04

    Build

    You work with named SoftQuantus engineers on the plan, milestone by milestone.

  5. 05

    Review

    We review the results together and decide the next step.

What you get

  • Named SoftQuantus engineers and a partnerships lead
  • Features before general release, where the shared plan includes them
  • Your feedback taken into the product roadmap
  • Joint write-ups, when both sides agree to publish

What we ask

  • A real workload or integration to work on
  • A named contact on your side
  • Feedback at each milestone
  • Confidentiality both ways, agreed in writing

Apply

Apply for early access

Tell us about your company and what you want to build. The partnerships team reads every application and replies by email to arrange a scoping call.

Questions first? Write to info@softquantus.com.

Your application

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