D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS) has just unveiled its new Leap Quantum Launchpad™ program, aiming to expedite the deployment of quantum computing applications. The company is offering a 3-month free trial period for qualified participants, which includes access to its D-Wave Advantage production-grade annealing quantum computers with over 5,000 qubits and sub-second solve times. Additionally, participants will have access to D-Wave’s Leap™ real-time quantum cloud service, featuring 99.9% uptime and availability, security, scalability, developer tools, and a suite of advanced optimization hybrid solvers.
The program is designed to accelerate the exploration, development, and implementation of quantum and hybrid-quantum applications by providing technical guidance from D-Wave quantum and optimization experts.
D-Wave also announced expanded quantum technology access for its quantum programming core and quick start training programs, which offer comprehensive, hands-on, expert-led training. Participants enrolled in the training programs will now receive increased access to D-Wave annealing quantum computing technology.
The company has emphasized the growing adoption of annealing quantum computing, with more than 100 commercial, government, and research customers using its quantum technologies to drive efficiencies, fuel operations, and conduct groundbreaking scientific experiments. Notably, customers have submitted over 200 million problems to D-Wave’s Advantage quantum computing systems, addressing challenges such as employee scheduling, production scheduling, resource optimization, logistics routing, cargo loading, and academic research.
Lorenzo Martinelli, Chief Revenue Officer at D-Wave, commented, “The Leap Quantum Launchpad program will offer the access and support needed to quickly get started on the journey to realizing the power of quantum computing today.” This initiative aims to help organizations and individuals develop transformative quantum computing applications to address challenging business and scientific problems and rapidly move those applications into production deployment. Today the company's shares have moved -0.0% to a price of $6.29. For the full picture, make sure to review D-Wave Quantum's 8-K report.
