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Technical blog

How we handle development environments and deployments at Q-CTRL

The Q-CTRL back-end engineering team outline how they handle development environments and deployments at Q-CTRL.

January 18, 2021

Q-CTRL digest

Building infrastructure software to support the future of cloud quantum computing with Rigetti Quil-T

We’re excited to announce that Q-CTRL is one of the first commercial partners with leveraging Rigetti’s Quil-T, an extension to their quantum instruction language (Quil) that significantly enhances the capabilities of their stack. Quil-T gives full control over the analog signals defining the machine language on hardware. In this blog post, we describe projects led by the Q-CTRL team leveraging our early access to the new Quil-T analog-layer programming API to improve the performance of Rigetti hardware.

December 10, 2020

Q-CTRL digest

Unleashing the power of quantum technology with Google Cloud

With Google Cloud, Q-CTRL provides a dynamic, cost-effective, highly available infrastructure to support customers who aim to build products and services based on new-generation quantum technology.

November 18, 2020

Q-CTRL digest

Boost quantum performance with TensorFlow Quantum

Quantum computing is complex and TensorFlow Quantum is essential to allow quantum computers to perform complex gradient-based optimizations.

November 1, 2020

Q-CTRL digest

Team Q-CTRL will be at IEEE Quantum Week 2020!

Join Michael Biercuk and Andre Carvalho as they talk about quantum control and the scalability of quantum computers.

October 12, 2020

Q-CTRL digest

Improving the performance of quantum logic gate sets using Qiskit Pulse

In this blog post we describe a collaborative effort between Q-CTRL and IBM to generate and validate error-robust quantum logic operations using Q-CTRL’s BOULDER OPAL integrated directly into hardware via IBM’s Qiskit Pulse API. Our experiments - which demonstrate up to 10X improvements in coherent-error suppression and hardware stabilization on Valencia - provide an extraordinary use case for BOULDER OPAL, and were described last week at the IBM Quantum Summit.

September 21, 2020

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