Kvantify Qrunch is now live on qBraid Lab, giving our 27,000+ developers access to production-grade quantum chemistry workflows and five ready-to-run tutorials spanning batteries, carbon capture, drug discovery, and enzyme catalysis.

qBraid is proud to announce we are part of a DARPA-selected team led by memQ to develop a hardware and network-aware quantum compiler under the HARQ program, alongside researchers from MIT, Yale, and the University of Chicago.

Loom, the quantum error correction library from Entropica Labs, is now available on the updated qBraid Lab Explore page.

qBraid Pilots is now available on AWS Marketplace, giving enterprises a familiar procurement path to access expert-guided quantum algorithm development powered by Amazon Braket.

Access AQT’s IBEX Q1 on qBraid Lab, enabling researchers and developers to run experiments on fully connected trapped ion quantum hardware

qBraid is proud to return as the official compute platform for the 2026 Connected DMV Global Industry Challenge, announced at CES 2026 in Las Vegas.

qBraid has been selected by IBM to host their annual Qiskit Global Summer School for the second year in a row.

As an early adopter of the NVIDIA GH200 Grace Hopper Superchip systems, qBraid provides unparalleled access to today’s most advanced computing technologies.

Explore the advantages of cloud-based quantum computing and how it is revolutionizing research and development across various industries

Discover how quantum computing is revolutionizing enterprises, from enhancing cybersecurity with quantum encryption to optimizing complex logistics and supply chain operations.

qBraid’s quantum computing platform adds access to 256 qubit neutral atom quantum computer, Aquila by QuEra.

qBraid and Quantum Algorithms Institute partner to accelerate the pace of quantum computing in British Columbia and beyond.

The qBraid platform will allow users to play with Pulser in a matter of a few minutes.

qBraid served as the official platform for iQuHACK 2026, MIT's 7th annual quantum hackathon, powering 1,400+ participants across 76 countries for the 5th consecutive year.

As part of QHack, qBraid is providing the best quantum developer notebook environment experience for challengers.

From October 21st to November 5th of 2022, qBraid hosted HAQS, one of the most popular quantum computing events of the year, where participants from around the world worked on solving a total of five quantum computing challenges during the two weeks of the event.

At this year's QCHack, participants attended a week filled with amazing talks, 1:1 sessions with academic and industry mentors, and a 24 hour hackathon hosted by Stanford, Yale and Berkeley.

The potential of the field of quantum computing is so huge that everyone in the field cannot wait for all the promises that the field holds to become a reality.

qBraid researchers Tarini Hardikar and James Brown presented four talks at the APS Global Physics Summit 2026 in Denver, spanning molecular simulation, quantum education, and aerospace applications.

IEEE has awarded qBraid and its collaborators 1st place for the Best Paper Award in the Quantum Algorithm Track.

qBraid's team used hybrid classical-quantum algorithms to determine the best flight path

Learn how classical sampling methods, such as Markov Chain Monte Carlo, can estimate truncation errors in simulating bosons on quantum computers, aiding resource assessment and result validation for quantum simulations, including applications in two-dimensional lattice scalar field theory.

MIT News featured qBraid as a startup providing a nontechnical gateway to coding on quantum computers, highlighting the platform's mission to democratize access to quantum hardware and software worldwide.

qBraid wins NSF POSE grant to build open source ecosystem

qBraid and NVIDIA CUDA-Q are removing the two biggest blockers to AI4Quantum research

Our first cohort of the qBraid Alliance, a partnership with student organizations at leading universities around the country.

Coming from IBM Quantum Lab? Learn how to start using qBraid Lab

The Bloch develops quantum technology solutions for society’s most pressing problems by accelerating industry adoption to drive research commercialization, catapulting US leadership in quantum information science and technology.

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qBraid will lead a team of researchers from MIT, UChicago, Argonne National Laboratory, and QuEra to develop quantum computing solutions for studying the interaction of metals and intrinsically disordered proteins.

OSU uses qBraid for accessing Intel Quantum SDK

qBraid provides agnostic connections to quantum computers and simulators thanks to Amazon Braket

Duality Quantum Accelerator Accepts Six Startups into Inaugural Cohort

Take the QuBes (Quantum Beginners) course to learn quantum computing.

qBraid aims to increase accessibility to, and interoperability amongst, quantum computing resources.

Supercharge your quantum workflows with GPUs on qBraid

We are pleased to have presented qBraid’s Platform-Agnostic Open-Source Tools at the Quantum Computing Devroom in FOSDEM 2025.

Accelerating hybrid workflows using Pennylane's embedded simulators with NVIDIA GPUs on qBraid Lab.

Here are 3 ways to install python packages on qBraid

How to install Cirq v1.2.0 environment on qBraid Lab

Let qBraid help you take your first step into the quantum world!

Intel® Quantum SDK is generally available on qBraid Lab for Free with no installation necessary

Dive into the intricate interplay of the Bernoulli line and the Bloch sphere, revealing profound geometric insights into quantum state dynamics.