Irish quantum computing company Equal1 has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with chipmaker giant Nvidia to collaboratively work together on furthering Quantum Computing.
The two technology companies will collaborate on Quantum technology use cases, business models and proof of concept, with a particular focus on the integration and validation of quantum-classical infrastructure for cloud and data centre deployments.
The collaboration was announced at Nvidia’s headquarters in Silicon Valley, as part of an Enterprise Ireland trade mission to the West Coast of the US, led by the Minister for Trade, Enterprise and Employment Peter Burke.
“We see Nvidia CUDA-Q as a leading hybrid quantum classical software platform, and we are delighted to collaborate with Nvidia as we extend our support for and integration with CUDA-Q,” Jason Lynch, CEO of Equal1, said.
“We are particularly excited about the opportunity this presents to work with joint customers who see the potential of hybrid quantum classical silicon compute to deliver scalable quantum computing,” he added.
Leo Clancy, CEO of Enterprise Ireland, said that Equal1 is a pioneering company that is revolutionising industries with its cutting-edge quantum computing technology.
“Enterprise Ireland has supported Equal1 from the start of their journey and I was delighted to witness this very significant milestone today. This collaborative agreement between Nvidia and Equal1 has the potential to unlock major technological advances,” he added.
