Technical blog
Opening new opportunities for you on 127-qubit devices
December 5, 2023
Make quantum technology useful
Infrastructure software to power the quantum future
Pioneering quantum infrastructure software
Quantum infrastructure software transforms bare-metal quantum processors into useful computational tools.
Our technology unleashes the hidden performance inside of the most powerful computers so you can achieve more.
10X
Cost-savings for platform providers
100X
Improved value for end-users
1,000X
Improved algorithmic accuracy
Cutting-edge research driving product innovation
We solve the toughest problems in quantum technology - hardware error and instability. Through our expertise in quantum control, we are driving major advances from AI automation to compilation, and quantum error correction to software-ruggedized cold-atom quantum sensing.
A team of global experts
We have assembled the world’s foremost team of quantum control engineers. Our expert team has turned groundbreaking research into a unique and transformational software offering to power the quantum sector.
Memberships
Awards and recognitions
Most Innovative Companies
Top 100 Innovators
Australian Hero
2023 SIIA CODiE Finalist
Most Innovative Startup
Cool Vendor in Quantum Computing
The most important customers trust Q-CTRL
Whether you are an enterprise user seeking to understand how to gain a strategic advantage with quantum computing, or leading a high-pace quantum R&D effort, we have solutions to help.
Learn quantum computing
Upskill for the quantum era and empower your team with the best edtech solution for individuals and enterprises.
Black Opal
The world’s first interactive quantum educational tool
Accelerate your research
Gain meaningful insights from today's machines and build the quantum platforms of the future with our professional quantum infrastructure software tools for researchers.
Fire Opal
Effective error suppression for quantum computers as a simple, fully-automated solution
Boulder Opal
Everything you need to automate and optimize quantum hardware at scale
Gain a strategic first-mover advantage
From enterprise to government, quantum technology can open new possibilities that put you ahead of the competition.
Black Opal
The world’s first interactive quantum educational tool
Fire Opal
Effective error suppression for quantum computers as a simple, fully-automated solution
Quantum sensing
Software-defined quantum sensors for strategic advantage in real environments
Unleash latent hardware performance
The fastest way to boost your platform's utilization. Maximize hardware performance, stand out in a competitive market, and accelerate your development roadmap.
Q-CTRL Embedded
Fully integrated performance management for quantum computing platforms
Learn quantum computing
Upskill for the quantum era and empower your team with the best edtech solution for individuals and enterprises.
Black Opal
The world’s first interactive quantum educational tool
Accelerate your research
Gain meaningful insights from today's machines and build the quantum platforms of the future with our professional quantum infrastructure software tools for researchers.
Fire Opal
Effective error suppression for quantum computers as a simple, fully-automated solution
Boulder Opal
Everything you need to automate and optimize quantum hardware at scale
Gain strategic first-mover advantage
From enterprise to government, quantum technology can open new possibilities that put you ahead of the competition.
Black Opal
The world’s first interactive quantum educational tool
Fire Opal
Effective error suppression for quantum computers as a simple, fully-automated solution
Quantum sensing
Software-defined quantum sensors for strategic advantage in real environments
Unleash latent hardware performance
The fastest way to boost your platform's utilization. Maximize hardware performance, stand out in a competitive market, and accelerate your development roadmap.
Q-CTRL Embedded
Fully integrated performance management for quantum computing platforms
Real-world use cases
Chalmers University
Chalmers achieves 8X faster quantum logic using Boulder Opal
With Boulder Opal, Chalmers was able to design totally new numerically optimized gates that enable massive speedups without introducing new gate errors.
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>8X
Reduction in gate duration.
Chalmers University researchers implemented a logical building block for quantum computing that would otherwise have been impossible using standard methods.
Marina Kudra, PhD student at Chalmers
Transport for NSW
Delivering quantum computing for faster commuting
Q-CTRL worked with TfNSW to improve the performance of quantum algorithms relevant to transport optimization problems and charted a path to quantum advantage.
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>200X
Improvement in algorithmic success.
A rare opportunity for leading transport innovators and quantum computing experts to tackle complex transport network management and congestion problems.
Andrew Constance, Minister for Transport and Roads
Advanced Navigation
Developing a quantum-assured navigation solution
Q-CTRL worked with Advanced Navigation to develop a new hybrid approach to quantum navigation augmented by quantum control, enabling high positioning accuracy over very long periods of GPS denial.
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>180X
Navigational stability improvement.
Autonomous quantum sensors in space exploration will be invaluable in leveraging extraterrestrial resources for permanent human bases on the Moon and Mars.
Steven Marshall, Premier of South Australia
Northwestern University
Northwestern looks to the heart of the universe with robust quantum sensors
With Boulder Opal, Northwestern was able to design noise-robust pulses for cold atom interferometers 10x better than alternatives, opening the way to build devices capable of detecting dark matter and gravitational waves.
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different noise sources can be suppressed simultaneously with a single optimized robust control pulse for atom interferometry.
The breadth and flexibility of Boulder Opal allowed us to create our own optimization scenario and obtain pulses robust to the five most relevant experimental noise sources at the same time! This will be crucial in the development of atomic interferometers to detect dark matter and gravitational waves at currently unexplored frequencies.
Zilin Chen, Postdoc at Northwestern University
