A tool for quantum circuit compilation developed as part of the Munich Quantum Toolkit (MQT). It builds upon MQT Core, which forms the backbone of the MQT.
Speed up innovation and learning with instant quantum access
High-level Quantum ProgrammingPulse-level control+2 more
Access cutting-edge quantum processors and hardware via a fully managed cloud platform. Accelerate research and development for enterprises and academia.
Build, simulate, and run quantum circuits in your browser.
Quantum CircuitsSimulators
Design, simulate, and execute quantum circuits directly in your web browser. Supports synthesis, transpilation, hybrid algorithms, and multiple hardware platforms.
Hybrid quantum computing for ML, chemistry, and science.
High-level Quantum ProgrammingHybrid computing+1 more
An open-source Python framework for quantum machine learning, chemistry, and computing. Built by researchers for research, it integrates quantum computation with classical ML and scientific libraries.
Software platform for the development and execution of gate-level quantum computation
Quantum CircuitsTranspilers
Software platform for the development and execution of gate-level quantum computation, providing state-of-the-art performance in circuit compilation. The toolset is designed to aid platform-agnostic software and extract the most out of the available NISQ devices of today.
Develop quantum algorithms with Q#, tools, and learning.
High-level Quantum ProgrammingQuantum Circuits
Develop quantum algorithms using the Q# language, comprehensive tooling, and learning resources like Quantum Katas. Includes a resource estimator and integrates with Azure Quantum.
Provides client-side access for direct pulse-level control of quantum computers. Enables fine-grained hardware interaction for advanced experiments and calibration.
High-level language for scalable quantum algorithm development
High-level Quantum ProgrammingQuantum Circuits
Develop quantum algorithms with a high-level language. Features typed variables, automatic uncomputation, modularity, integrated arithmetic, and broad hardware compatibility.