Quantum Computing in the Cloud
summary
Amazon Bracket is a fully managed service that lets users develop algorithms on local and managed simulators and run them on multiple hardware providers; local simulator handles ~20–25 qubits, SV1 (34 qubits) and a tensor‑network simulator scale by circuit structure, while the density matrix simulator (17 qubits) models noise channels for error‑mitigation experiments. The device portfolio includes D‑Wave annealers, IonQ, Rigetti Aspen M1, Oxford Quantum Circuits’ Lucy and upcoming Rydberg devices, and hybrid jobs managing EC2 and containers orchestrate variational workloads.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 2:27The Quantum Computing Program of Aws
- 8:35Managed Simulators
- 8:45State Vector Simulator
- 9:11Tensor Network Simulator
- 10:12Density Matrix Simulator
- 13:01Oxford Quantum Circuits
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