Meet up with Marlo Kürner at UnitaryCON 2025, co-located with the IEEE Quantum Week 2025 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. In his talk, he gives a sneak peek into OrangeQS Juice, a new open-source OS powering quantum experiments and innovation.
OrangeQS team member Marlo Kürner giving a demo of OrangeQS Juice and our other OrangeQS FLEX building blocks at SQA Delft 2025.
If you work in a quantum R&D lab in academia or industry, make sure to talk to the OrangeQS team during the IEEE Quantum Week or UnitaryCON 2025. You might be interested in our OrangeQS FLEX suite of building blocks for quantum R&D or one of our many open-source projects, like OrangeQS Juice.
For a short introduction into OrangeQS Juice, make sure to join the Lightning Talk by Marlo Kürner on Wednesday 3 Sep 2025, 3:30 – 4:30 pm.
OrangeQS Juice: an open-source OS powering Quantum Experiments and Innovation
OrangeQS Juice is a Linux-based open-source operating system specifically engineered for quantum R&D labs. Its development arose from the critical need for unified control and improved operability of quantum R&D systems within a single framework. This led to our vision for Juice: to build a robust, efficient, and open platform that facilitates and accelerates quantum Research and Development.
Check out the full UnitaryCON 2025 schedule to find other interesting open-source quantum projects that will be presented. UnitaryCON is taking place this week at the ABQ Convention Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico, co-located with the IEEE Quantum Week.
For more information on the vision and architecture of OrangeQS Juice, have a look at the Juice website. And consider joining the Mattermost community to stay up to date on the newest Juice features and leading up to the open-source launch of Juice this year.
