Quantum Machines

Quantum Machines (QM) is a quantum control company whose official site presents Hybrid Control, an approach that harmonizes quantum and classical operations to reduce friction in quantum R&D. Its product line includes the OPX+ ultra-fast quantum controller, the OPX1000 modular high-density hybrid control platform, and QUA, a pulse-level language for hybrid programming. The company's technology is used by quantum computer builders and research teams, with customer testimonials from Alice & Bob and Diraq.

Quantum Machines presents Hybrid Control as a new approach for quantum developers to achieve ambitious milestones. The company's OPX+ is described as an integrated control and measurement system for driving, manipulating, and reading qubits, designed according to the Hybrid Control approach. The OPX1000 is presented as a modular high-density hybrid control platform trusted by builders of advanced quantum computers. QUA is the pulse-level language used with Quantum Machines' OPX hybrid controllers, forming the core of QM's hybrid development platform.

Hybrid Control for quantum computing, harmonizing quantum and classical operations to eliminate friction and optimize performance.

• OPX+

  Ultra-fast quantum controller with powerful real-time processing and ultra-fast feedback; an integrated control and measurement system for driving, manipulating, and reading qubits.

• OPX1000

  Modular high-density hybrid control platform delivering agility, flexibility, and ease of use while supporting all quantum processor modalities.

• QUA

  Pulse-level programming language for hybrid programming, used with Quantum Machines' OPX hybrid controllers.

1. 1Quantum Machines | Hybrid Control for Quantum Computingquantum-machines.co
2. 2OPX+: Ultra-Fast Quantum Control Hardware - Quantum Machinesquantum-machines.co
3. 3OPX1000: High-Density Quantum Controller | Quantum Machinesquantum-machines.co
4. 4QUA: Code 1000 Qubits as Easy as 1 | Quantum Machinesquantum-machines.co
5. 5Quantum Machines launches its Quantum Orchestration Platform | TechCrunchtechcrunch.com