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What is Qibo?

Qibo is a versatile, full-stack open-source middleware for quantum computing that spans the complete workflow - from high performance circuit simulation to direct control of experimental quantum hardware. Unlike frameworks that address only one layer of the stack, Qibo provides a unified environment for developing algorithms, benchmarking performance, and validating hardware behavior. The project is a global collaborative effort, developed and used by leading research institutions including the Technology Innovation Institute (TII), Singapore’s National Quantum Computing Hub (NQCH), the Barcel

Larger-Than-Ever Single-GPU Quantum Simulation
How Does This Apply to Fluid Dynamics?

To be able to bridge the gap between next-generation jet engine design and quantum computing with QSVT, we need to first model the jet engine dynamics using CFD, before embedding a representation of that CFD model to solve with QSVT. For that first step, the Rolls-Royce team has generated various meshes representing a 2-dimensional lid-driven cavity test case. These meshes are represented as square matrices of increasing size, depending on the model's accuracy. From here, the non-linear fluid equations for laminar flow on this mesh are linearized — resulting in a large, sparse matrix with stru

Propelling Aerospace Innovation: Scaling Quantum Workflows on AMD Gpus With Rolls-Royce and Xanadu