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Qedma’s Error Mitigation Software Now Available within IBM’s Qiskit Functions

Qedma, a pioneer in quantum computing error mitigation, announced today that its unique software QESEM (Quantum Error Suppression and Error Mitigation) is now available via IBM’s Qiskit Functions. Qiskit Functions is designed to enable quantum developers, data and computational scientists to interact with quantum computers as easily as they do classical systems. Error mitigation is a crucial step toward Quantum Advantage, marking a major milestone in the evolution of quantum computing.

Achieving Quantum Advantage through Error Mitigation

Quantum Advantage, the point at which quantum computers outperform classical computers for practical tasks, remains a key objective for the quantum computing industry. However, reaching this milestone has been hindered by the pervasive issue of quantum errors, which occur due to the inherent noise in quantum operations. QESEM addresses this challenge directly by enabling quantum algorithms to run dramatically more efficiently and accurately on existing quantum processing units (QPUs).

“Simply put, error mitigation is necessary to achieve Quantum Advantage in the near-term future,” said Qedma CEO Asif Sinay. “Our solution’s availability through Qiskit Functions highlights the crucial importance of error mitigation in the journey toward a future where quantum computing delivers on its vast potential.”

A Critical Milestone for the Industry

IBM’s decision to include QESEM as part of Qiskit Functions underscores the critical role that error mitigation will play in the near-term future of quantum computing. By reducing errors without incurring the massive qubit overhead associated with Quantum Error Correction (QEC), QESEM allows users to run quantum algorithms on circuits that are up to 1,000 times larger without losing accuracy, compared to raw (unmitigated) execution. This significant boost in algorithmic volume expands the range of applications that can be reliably executed, moving the industry closer to realizing the long-promised benefits of quantum computing.

“Error mitigation will be an essential tool for reaching quantum advantage. Capabilities from partners like Qedma integrated in Qiskit Functions allow users to seamlessly take advantage of these techniques to improve the accuracy of executing utility-scale circuits and beyond. These advances pave the way for unlocking value from near-term quantum computation, and I invite the quantum community to begin to utilize these powerful tools,” said Jay Gambetta, IBM Fellow and Vice President, IBM Quantum.

Qedma’s QESEM Enabling Progress Toward Quantum Advantage

Qedma’s innovative approach to error mitigation is a long-term enabler of quantum computing progress. Upcoming versions of QESEM will incorporate capabilities for hybrid HPC-QPU execution (1) and compatibility with near-term quantum error-correction technologies.

By including QESEM as a Qiskit Functions for the IBM Quantum Network of more than 250 members of Fortune 500 companies, academic institutions and research labs, Qedma is providing quantum software that helps ensure that researchers and developers can continue to push the boundaries of what is possible with quantum technology.

IBM Quantum Network members with an agreement authorized by Qedma can access QESEM

through the Qiskit Functions on the IBM Quantum Platform.

“With QESEM, we are not just reducing errors; we are fundamentally enhancing the computational capabilities of quantum devices,” added CEO Sinay “This collaboration with IBM is a testament to the vital role that Qedma’s technology will play in the quantum revolution’s progress.”


Credit: Eyal Toueg

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