SEALSQ working to make cloud-based quantum computing more accessible

SEALSQ (LAES) announced that is working with its partners to bring quantum computing to the cloud, making the technology more accessible to businesses, researchers, and developers. The company said, “Cloud-based quantum computing enables users to run quantum algorithms and experiments remotely without the need to own physical quantum hardware. A quantum computer on the cloud is a remotely accessible quantum processing unit that allows users to execute quantum algorithms via platforms provided by IBM, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Rigetti Computing. Users can develop programs using industry-standard languages such as Qiskit, Cirq, and Braket SDK, submitting them for execution on real quantum hardware or simulators. Recently, SEALSQ invested in ColibriTD to integrate its Quantum-as-a-Service platform into SEALSQ’s Quantum Roadmap. This move aims to advance post-quantum security and promote the adoption of quantum computing. ColibriTD specializes in solving complex mathematical problems for industries such as aerospace, energy, and defense, particularly in simulations and material science.”