Dell builds technology for quantum computers to interface with conventional systems
Dell is creating the building blocks to assimilate quantum computers into conventional IT infrastructures as it opens data centres to new types of accelerated computers.
Dell is creating the building blocks to incorporate quantum computers into conventional IT infrastructures as it opens data centres to new types of accelerated computers.
Together with IonQ quantum technology, the solution integrates quantum computing into existing classical computational infrastructure. Fully integrated Qiskit Dell Runtime and IonQ Aria software allow quantum workloads to run with on-premises or cloud-based quantum acceleration.
The hybrid classical-quantum computing model includes an adjusted hierarchy with conventional servers acting as hosts and managers of attached quantum computers, which compute differently.
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