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Summary of QC Cloud Access Offerings: Scoping the Wide Range of QC Providers, Technology Options, and Pricing Schemes

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Authors: Bob Sorensen, Tom Sorensen

Publication Date: April 2023

Length: 5 pages

Category: Special Analysis
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Hyperion Research recently undertook an effort to gather information on currently available mechanisms for existing and potential quantum computing (QC) end users to connect to a quantum system through a cloud access model. The effort considered the widest range of currently available options that spanned direct QC access through a specific vendor, such as D-Wave, IBM, and Rigetti, QC cloud access capabilities offered through cloud service providers (CSPs) such as Amazon Braket, Azure Quantum, and Google Cloud, as well as curated access offered by third-party players such as QC Ware, Strangeworks, and Zapata.

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