The Atos Quantum Programme: A QPU in 2023?
summary
Atos describes a program that builds a Quantum Learning Machine simulator, provides a hardware-agnostic frontend to attach QPUs, and integrates QPUs into HPC centers for hybrid runs rather than standalone use. The group reports a European investment of €105 million, first installations in national supercomputing centers, and publishes an application-level benchmark. Results show simulation speedups for selected kernels and a working hybrid integration but no universally superior QPU use case yet.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Atos Quantum Programme intro
- 3:40Quantum computing basics
- 7:36Programme strategy and investments
- 10:48Quantum simulation and hardware
- 14:03Quantum-safe cryptography
- 16:12Research projects and partnerships
- 18:46Hybrid quantum computing
- 19:50Closing remarks and Q&A
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