NVIDIA Quantum

Type: Platform Tags: NVIDIA, quantum computing, accelerated quantum supercomputing, QPU, CUDA-Q, NVQLink, CUDA-QX Related: CUDA-Q, CUDA-QX, CUDA-Q-Realtime, NVIDIA-NVQLink, cuQuantum, cuStateVec, cuTensorNet, cuDensityMat, cuPauliProp, cuStabilizer, cuQuantum-Appliance, cuPQC, NVIDIA-Ising, Ising-Calibration-1-35B-A3B, Ising-Decoding, NVIDIA-DGX-Quantum, NVIDIA-Quantum-Cloud, NVIDIA-Accelerated-Quantum-Center, NVIDIA-DGX-Cloud, NVIDIA-GB200-NVL72, NVIDIA-Quantum-InfiniBand Sources: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/solutions/quantum-computing/, https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cupqc/index.html Last Updated: 2026-04-29

Summary

NVIDIA Quantum is NVIDIA’s accelerated quantum computing platform area. It frames useful quantum computing as a hybrid system problem: quantum processing units need to be integrated with AI supercomputers, GPU acceleration, realtime control, simulation, and programming tools. The current NVIDIA Quantum page centers NVIDIA-NVQLink, CUDA-Q, CUDA-QX, cuQuantum, cuPQC, NVIDIA-Quantum-Cloud, and the NVIDIA-Accelerated-Quantum-Center as the main current solution surfaces.

Detail

Purpose

NVIDIA Quantum exists because practical quantum computing is not only a QPU problem. Useful quantum systems require classical supercomputing for simulation, calibration, quantum error correction, hybrid algorithms, and realtime feedback loops. NVIDIA’s position is that QPUs should be coupled to GPU-accelerated AI/HPC systems through CUDA-Q software, NVQLink realtime integration, and quantum-specific libraries.

Current solution map

Naming note

Do not confuse this quantum-computing platform page with NVIDIA-Quantum-InfiniBand, which is NVIDIA’s InfiniBand switch/system line for AI and HPC networking.

Connections

Source Excerpts

  • NVIDIA’s Quantum page frames accelerated quantum supercomputing as integrating QPUs with state-of-the-art AI supercomputers and presents NVQLink, CUDA-QX, CUDA-Q, cuQuantum, cuPQC, and Quantum Cloud as solution components.

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