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Maybe you could shoehorn it into running on IBM's Q platform. They let you run circuits in real hardware and give you back the statistics on the measurements.
by Y_Y 8y ago
Maybe you could shoehorn it into running on IBM's Q platform. They let you run circuits in real hardware and give you back the statistics on the measurements.
https://medium.com/qiskit/how-to-turn-on-your-quantum-computer-fba0a4152d92 https://medium.com/qiskit/how-to-turn-on-your-quantum-comput...
- dangirsh 8y agoOr Rigetti QCS, which already uses quilc: https://rigetti.com/qcs https://rigetti.com/qcs
- 4thaccount 8y agoI think there is a computerphile video on YouTube covering Rigetti and Lisp.
- Y_Y 8y agoAs far as can tell this is an invite-only beta and you can just ask to be put on a waiting list.