Quantinuum and Oracle Partner
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Quantinuum and Oracle have partnered to offer hybrid quantum-AI services via Oracle Cloud Infrastructure using the Helios quantum computer.
Quantinuum has announced a strategic partnership with Oracle to integrate its most advanced quantum computing system, Helios, into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. This deployment aims to provide enterprise customers with direct access to hybrid quantum-AI capabilities as a managed service.
The integration is designed to leverage OCI's high-performance data centers to support complex computational tasks. By combining Quantinuum's ion-trap quantum hardware with Oracle's cloud ecosystem, the companies intend to accelerate the development of practical quantum-AI applications.
This partnership marks a significant step in making quantum computing resources more accessible for commercial research and development. The service will allow users to run hybrid workloads that utilize both classical AI models and quantum processing power within a unified cloud environment.
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