qBraid introduces qBraid OS at NVIDIA GTC Berlin, utilizing the CUDA-Q platform to bridge quantum hardware with existing GPU and CPU infrastructure for enhanced system management.
qBraid has launched qBraid OS, a specialized operating system designed to facilitate the management and operation of quantum hardware. This software acts as a middleware layer that integrates quantum processors with traditional computing architectures, specifically leveraging NVIDIA's CUDA-Q platform to enhance system performance.
It is software designed for quantum hardware providers and system operators to run their systems and integrate quantum processors with CPUs and GPUs.
NVIDIA is positioned as a critical infrastructure provider for the quantum computing sector through the integration of its CUDA-Q platform within the newly launched qBraid OS. By enabling the seamless orchestration of quantum processors alongside NVIDIA GPUs, the company strengthens its ecosystem's relevance in high-performance computing and quantum-classical hybrid workflows.
NVIDIA provides the CUDA-Q platform, which allows qBraid OS to weave quantum processors together with NVIDIA GPUs and CPUs.
Quantum software developer qBraid has unveiled qBraid OS, a new operating system designed to unify quantum processors with traditional CPUs and NVIDIA GPUs. By leveraging the NVIDIA CUDA-Q platform, the software aims to streamline the integration of quantum computing services for hardware providers and system operators.
qBraid OS is designed to help quantum hardware providers and system operators manage their systems by weaving together quantum processors with traditional CPUs and NVIDIA GPUs.
The software integrates the NVIDIA CUDA-Q platform, which provides the necessary framework to connect quantum computing resources with NVIDIA's GPU-accelerated infrastructure.