Qruise develops machine-learning-powered software for bring-up, simulation and optimisation of quantum chips
Qruise joining the Quantum + AI Tech Show on 4th November in London. The show brings together researchers and companies working at the intersection of quantum technologies and AI, and provides an opportunity to discuss the latest advances and the future of the field.
Qruise is a physics-first software company working to accelerate the development of quantum computers. Machine learning and automation play an important role in their approach, making the Quantum + AI Tech Show a natural fit.
By automating experiment execution and analysis, their flagship software, QruiseOS, performs calibration, characterisation, and optimal control of quantum chips. This turns traditionally expert-driven laboratory procedures into repeatable, software-driven workflows, helping hardware teams bring systems online faster and maintain their performance with less manual effort. By reducing the time researchers spend troubleshooting, tuning, and recalibrating their systems, QruiseOS allows them to focus on more complex challenges while making better use of expensive quantum infrastructure.
Their simulation software, QruiseML, combines detailed physics models with real experimental data to build highly precise digital twins of quantum systems. By including the effects of noise and other experimental imperfections, these models can be used to accurately determine experimental parameters, quantify their impact on performance, and identify changes to improve fidelities. This allows researchers to better understand and optimise their hardware in simulation before committing additional time and resources to experiments.
The Qruise team is looking forward to connecting with experts at the show to exchange ideas and gain new insights that can help them enhance their software and accelerate the development of quantum technologies.
