The same job flow, on a simulator
Submit, estimate, run and read the record on the CPU simulators. Nothing about the flow is a mock-up.
See the flowHardware testbed
Everything up to the chip.
We do not own a quantum computer, and we would rather say so. Our testbed is the software, the tests and the instrument that a machine meets on its way to your job.
Footage: IBM Research. Not a SoftQuantus machine.
On the bench today
What we can test without a chip.
Tests a driver has to pass
Eleven published ACOS-ISA tests a hardware team runs against its own driver, on its own workstation or CI.
See the testsError correction before the hardware
Stabilizer algebra, a library of codes and a BP+OSD decoder, exercised on the simulator.
See error correction
Planned for 2027
An instrument of our own.
NIO-Q is a 19-inch, 2U instrument for controlling and measuring quantum devices, independent of the qubit technology behind it.
See NIO-QWhere this goes
A bench anyone can check.
Softquantus CloudVision
A rehearsal before the real run
Try a job against a software stand-in for the machine you chose, before you spend anything on it.
QCOSVision
Twin records, side by side
The same job on a partner’s device and on the simulator, with the two records open next to each other.
QCOS BenchVision
A public scoreboard strangers can re-run
Every number comes with the script behind it, so a result that does not repeat is easy to spot.
The machines we are building for.
Photographs of other people’s laboratories. None of these is a SoftQuantus site.
Cropped and recompressed. Film: IBM Research (CC BY 3.0); Installation: IBM Research (CC BY 2.0); Refrigerator plates: UCL Mathematical and Physical Sciences (CC BY 2.0); Frame: U.S. Department of State Foreign Press Centers (public domain); Render: OJB Quantum (CC BY 4.0). These machines and facilities are not SoftQuantus sites or customers, and no partnership or endorsement is implied.