Quantify, our open-source framework for operating quantum computers in the NISQ era, was presented at the 6th webinar of Quantum Delft. Quantify is co-developed with Qblox and partly funded by The Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) through the MIT instrument and recently received support from the Unitary Fund, a microgrant program that funds explorers across the world to work on quantum technologies.
Working with an experimental set-up for quantum computing research is an often-underestimated challenge. Specifically, the tune-up of the system and execution of experiments. Quantify is especially developed to tackle the challenges faced by quantum computing technology developers. It’s a robust and extensively documented open-source experiment platform inspired by PycQED (Rol et al. 10.5281/zenodo.160327).
Quantify contains all the basic functionality to control experiments, as well as a novel scheduler. This scheduler features a unique hybrid control model allowing quantum gate- and pulse-level descriptions, which allows for better use of hardware backends. It opens up new avenues for more efficient calibration routines and variational quantum algorithms (VQA).
Want to know more about Quantify? Contact adriaan@orangeqs.com directly.
