The MQT Compiler Collection is an MLIR-based architecture for translating high-level quantum-classical programs into hardware instructions with support for advanced optimizations beyond basic gate cancellation.
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A survey of nine QHPC stacks identifies common patterns and proposes the openQSE reference architecture to unify interfaces for interoperability in quantum-HPC environments.
A QDMI-based adapter for IQM quantum hardware enables reusable integration with Slurm and Qiskit in HPC centers, with open-source code provided.
The authors describe a visionary layered architecture for unifying classical and quantum compute resources under a single job submission and scheduling interface.
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The MQT Compiler Collection: A Blueprint for a Future-Proof Quantum-Classical Compilation Framework
The MQT Compiler Collection is an MLIR-based architecture for translating high-level quantum-classical programs into hardware instructions with support for advanced optimizations beyond basic gate cancellation.
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Quantum-HPC Software Stacks and the openQSE Reference Architecture: A Survey
A survey of nine QHPC stacks identifies common patterns and proposes the openQSE reference architecture to unify interfaces for interoperability in quantum-HPC environments.
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Practical HPCQC Integration with QDMI: A Real-Hardware Case Study with IQM Systems
A QDMI-based adapter for IQM quantum hardware enables reusable integration with Slurm and Qiskit in HPC centers, with open-source code provided.
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Quantum Integrated High-Performance Computing: Foundations, Architectural Elements and Future Directions
The authors describe a visionary layered architecture for unifying classical and quantum compute resources under a single job submission and scheduling interface.