We’re excited to announce that we have joined the Unitary Foundation as a Supporting Member! Since our founding in 2020, we’ve been working with Unitary Fund microgrants, the UnitartyHACK and UnitaryCON. We ramp up our support of the open-source quantum community, to make sure OrangeQS Juice lands well.
We got to know the Unitary Foundation (UF) as a recepient of a microgrant from the Unitary Fund in 2021 for Quantify Core, less than a year after OrangeQS was founded. Since then, we have participated and supported the UF community in multiple ways, including serving as maintainers during unitaryHACK and as speakers at unitaryCON.
This support preparing for the launch of our newest open-source project OrangeQS Juice. This is a Linux-based open-source operating system specifically engineered for quantum R&D labs. Juice operates by running a JupyterHub instance directly on the lab’s control computer, which hosts multiple shared Python kernels. The project is currently in a closed beta phase at leading quantum R&D Labs, like AQT Berkeley, QuTech and Chalmers Next Labs and will be made open-source soon!
For more information join the OrangeQS Juice channel on the UF Discord and check out orangeqsjuice.org.
