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Discovery of Quantum Computing Use Cases
- AWS launched the "Quantum Embark" program to help customers identify potential use cases for Quantum Computing in their business.
- The program consists of three modules:
- Use Case Discovery: Helps identify Quantum use cases relevant to the customer's industry.
- Training and Enablement: Hands-on experimentation with real Quantum computers through the Amazon Braket service.
- Deep Dive: Exposure to state-of-the-art Quantum algorithms and benchmarking against different hardware options.
- The goal is to enable customers to make informed decisions about whether and how to invest in Quantum Computing.
Benchmarking Quantum Hardware on Amazon Braket
- AWS launched the Amazon Braket service in 2019 to provide customers access to a variety of Quantum hardware from different vendors.
- The key principles behind Braket are:
- Providing choice of hardware to customers to avoid vendor lock-in.
- Offering a pay-as-you-go model to accommodate the rapid pace of hardware advancements.
- Standardizing the user experience across different hardware platforms.
- Braket currently provides access to four different types of Quantum hardware: neutral atom, superconducting, and trapped ion devices.
The Hybrid Quantum-Classical Computing Paradigm
- Quantum Computing is not a standalone technology but rather an accelerator that will work in tandem with classical computing.
- The entire Quantum computing stack needs to be developed, including error correction, operating systems, algorithms, and mapping business logic to Quantum algorithms.
- This requires an ecosystem of hardware providers, software vendors, and application builders working together to advance the industry.
- AWS and NVIDIA have partnered to define the hybrid Quantum-classical computing stack on the cloud, focusing on use case requirements, Quantum throughput, and the architectural vision for scalable classical and Quantum computing.
NVIDIA's Perspective and Initiatives
- NVIDIA has a history of enabling Computing revolutions, from GPUs to deep learning.
- NVIDIA sees Quantum Computing as the next revolution and is committed to enabling it through its Cuda-Q platform.
- Cuda-Q provides a GPU-accelerated platform for hybrid Quantum-classical Computing, including simulator backends and support for various Quantum hardware.
- NVIDIA has also announced new Cuda-Q libraries for Quantum error correction and solvers, as well as the Cuda-Q Dynamics solution to accelerate Quantum hardware design.