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News, releases and deep dives from the Bloqade team.
Tsim: Faster near-Clifford simulation with active statevectors and a new ZX engine
Tsim 1.0.0, our first major version release, adds an active statevector backend, building on Clifft and SymFT, and a ZX engine rewritten in Rust. Together they let Tsim scale to much larger near-Clifford circuits and significantly reduce compilation times.
Read moreBuilding the software stack for fault-tolerant neutral atom computers
Fault-tolerant neutral-atom computers will require new programming languages, compilers, runtimes, and digital twins. This is our vision for building them.
Read moreIntroducing PPVM: A Step Toward a Quantum Digital Twin
PPVM emulates noisy quantum hardware together with the classical controllers that drive it: our first step toward a digital twin, and our first package tuned by an agent rather than by hand.
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