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Quantum Computing (QCI) today announced the availability of an application accelerator dubbed Qatalyst that promises to make it easier to deploy applications on different quantum computing platforms.
Qatalyst currently supports quantum systems from Rigetti, D-Wave Systems, and IonQ, with support for additional systems based on other quantum processor units (QPUs) planned. It presents software developers with application programming interfaces (APIs) that enable developers to build quantum applications at a higher level of abstraction than the low-level tools currently provided by the builders of each quantum computing system, QCI VP Steve Reinhardt said.
Those APIs are also surfaced in a way that is simpler for developers to incorporate into the workflows subject matter experts can
