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D-Wave opens quantum computing gate-model simulator beta program

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D-Wave Quantum Inc., a commercial supplier of quantum computing hardware and software, today announced the launch of its gate-model quantum computing simulator program in beta test mode, allowing customers to test error-aware programs. , a commercial supplier of quantum computing hardware and software, today announced the launch of its gate-model quantum computing simulator program in beta test mode, allowing customers to test error-aware programs.

The simulator is built around D-Wave’s dual-rail superconducting gate-model technology, which is designed to detect errors and correct them, allowing more efficient […] The post D-Wave opens quantum computing gate-model simulator beta program appeared first on SiliconANGLE . UPDATED 07:00 EDT / OCTOBER 01 2026 EMERGING TECH D-Wave opens quantum computing gate-model simulator beta program by Kyt Dotson D-Wave Quantum Inc.

The simulator is built around D-Wave’s dual-rail superconducting gate-model technology, which is designed to detect errors and correct them, allowing more efficient hardware scaling. D-Wave offers both gate-model and annealing quantum computing systems.

Gate-model quantum computers operate like traditional computers, using Boolean logic gates and allowing procedural programming. Annealing quantum computers, by contrast, manipulate energy boundaries to solve optimization problems. It can also operate on multi-qubit gates that link multiple qubits through a phenomenon called quantum entanglement.

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  • , a commercial supplier of quantum computing hardware and software, today — announced: the launch of its gate-model quantum computing simulator program in beta test mode, allowing customers to test error-aware programs

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