At Bull, we have established ourselves as pioneers and leaders in quantum programming and emulation, and we are thrilled to introduce our latest innovative solution to the market.
Quantum computing promises breakthroughs, but real quantum processing unit (QPUs) remain costly and limited. Bull’s Qaptiva™ bridges the gap with a powerful emulation platform on classical hardware, enabling developers to simulate, optimise, and test quantum algorithms today, preparing for future execution on QPUs without constraints.
The Qaptiva Application Platform offers a unified environment that includes programming tools, libraries, algorithms, notebooks, and third-party open-source connectors, all in one place. It enables users to efficiently develop, optimise, compile, and emulate quantum applications.
Libraries (Fermion, Bull’s proprietary libraries , Partners’ libraries) and Notebooks
Full Vector: Linear algebra, emulator and noisy/noiseless emulators
Tensor Networks: MPS, MPO, MPSTraj and compressors
Others: Feynman Path and more
Simulated Quantum Annealing (SQA) emulator
Hamiltonian schedules
Analog QPU emulator
Topological optimiser
Pattern circuit optimiser
Noise models and density matrices
Quantum topography
Scheduler and resource manager
Batch generators

Libraries: Fermion, Bull proprietary libraries and partner libraries, plus notebooks
Full vector: Linear algebra and noisy or noiseless emulators
Tensor networks: Matrix Product State (MPS), Matrix Product Operator (MPO), Matrix Product State Trajectories (MPSTraj) and compressors
Other: Feynman Path and more
Simulated Quantum Annealing (SQA) emulator
Hamiltonian schedules
Analogue Quantum Processing Unit (QPU) emulator
Topological optimiser
Pattern circuit optimiser
Noise models and density matrices
Quantum topography
Scheduler and resource manager
Batch generators
Access programming tools, libraries, example notebooks, algorithms and open source connectors in one environment.
Run quantum algorithms and circuits with up to 40 logical qubits. You can also simulate physical noise to test how applications may behave on a quantum computer.
Develop and optimise your code without being tied to one quantum technology. Compile applications to run on different quantum computers when needed.
Install Qaptiva 800 on premises and integrate it with your existing infrastructure, helping you keep sensitive research and innovation data within your environment.
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Qaptiva 800
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