Terra Quantum Launches ‘TQ42’ Quantum as a Service Platform for Building Business Solutions

December 12, 2023

ST. GALLEN, Switzerland, Dec. 12, 2023 — Terra Quantum, a leading quantum software company, today launched TQ42, a first-of-its-kind Quantum Software as a Service platform making powerful quantum solutions easily accessible to enterprises across sectors.

TQ42 delivers access to Terra Quantum’s advanced quantum algorithms and robust hybrid quantum cloud infrastructure, offering a streamlined, secure gateway for a range of users. Ideal for developers skilled in Python, APIs and command-line operations, TQ42 is currently available to select companies in beta. Following the initial beta period, TQ42’s no-code web interface will be available to empower a broad spectrum of data scientists and business analysts to create quantum solutions with no advanced computing or coding expertise needed.

“TQ42 is a pivotal breakthrough, providing practical access to quantum tools for solving complex, industry-spanning challenges,” said Markus Pflitsch, CEO of Terra Quantum. “This platform enables diverse organizations to engage with quantum technology flexibly, marking a giant leap in its adoption and value creation.”

Both enterprises and start-ups can leverage TQ42 for enhanced software development, optimized processes, and complex problem-solving. This centralized, enterprise-grade platform supports a variety of applications, from image classification in fault detection to chemical mixer design, supply chain optimization, and financial options pricing simulations.

“Envision a world where the sheer power of quantum computing is at your fingertips, no matter your current expertise level in the quantum realm,” said Florian Neukart, Terra Quantum’s Chief Product Officer. “That’s the reality we’ve brought to life with TQ42. It’s not just a platform; it’s a robust, cloud-based gateway that empowers businesses to harness the immense potential of quantum computing with ease and confidence.”

“TQ42 is a game-changer, dismantling the traditional barriers to quantum adoption,” added Neukart. “We’re not just offering a service; we’re providing a complete ecosystem of transparency, knowledge and unwavering support. This is where businesses can truly start reaping the revolutionary benefits of quantum’s disruptive power.”

Adhering to rigorous security protocols, TQ42 is designed to pave the way for genuine breakthroughs. The platform offers businesses the flexibility to explore ready-made solutions or craft bespoke models using its Python SDK and APIs. Its standout features include:

  • Access to refined quantum machine learning, optimization, and simulation algorithms.
  • Tools for constructing, executing, and scrutinizing complex applications and experiments, tailored for developer ease.
  • An intuitive web interface that simplifies project collaboration, management, and result analysis.
  • Seamless integration with existing cloud infrastructures, ensuring data privacy.
  • Dependable access to a mix of quantum computing resources.

While Terra Quantum’s team of specialists continues to deliver customized, value-added solutions to clients, TQ42 goes a step further. It grants customers direct access to Terra Quantum’s proprietary algorithms, enabling them to implement pre-optimized solutions. The platform facilitates team collaboration in project and experiment management, customizes team access, and utilizes a scalable, secure framework for transitioning models to production.

In essence, TQ42 is designed to place the transformative power of quantum solutions directly in the hands of its users, reducing entry barriers and fostering internal collaboration for a smoother, more efficient path to production and integration.

Terra Quantum is inviting select pioneers to join the TQ42 beta program and to be among the first to experience the platform. Join the waiting list for early access at www.tq42.com.

About Terra Quantum

Terra Quantum Group is a leading quantum technology company based in Germany and Switzerland. It provides “Quantum as a Service (QaaS)” in three core areas, the first one being “Quantum Algorithms as a Service.” Here, customers are provided access to an extensive library of algorithms, such as hybrid quantum optimization and hybrid quantum neural networks, which can be used for solving complex logistics problems or pattern recognition, among other things. Terra Quantum also develops new quantum algorithms for its customers or adapts existing algorithms to their specific needs. Secondly, through “Quantum Computing as a Service,” Terra Quantum offers its customers access to its proprietary high-performance simulated quantum processing units (QPU), the quantum ecosystem’s physical QPUs, while also developing native QPUs. The third division is “Quantum Security as a Service,” through which Terra Quantum offers its unique solutions for secure quantum and post quantum communications worldwide.


Source: Terra Quantum

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