NVIDIA Expands Open Source CUDA-Q Platform for Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing
NVIDIA expanded its open source CUDA-Q platform with CUDA-Q Logical, an orchestration layer that gives researchers a programmable, verifiable way to design and test fault-tolerant quantum computing applications for use cases like drug discovery, financial modeling and materials development. Early results show Fermilab used CUDA-Q Logical to cut fault-tolerant architecture development from five months to three weeks — a 7x speedup — while Sandia National Laboratories' QUOPS benchmark for measuring fault-tolerant hardware readiness is now available inside CUDA-Q.
Key figures
- Fermilab speedup
- 7x
- Logical qubits modeled
- 1000
- Fermilab dev time after
- three weeks
- Fermilab dev time before
- five months
- Physical qubit reduction
- roughly 10x fewer than previous estimates
- Physical qubits required
- 150000
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