Multiverse Computing, a developer of AI and quantum software solutions, announced yesterday that it had won 800,000 hours of computing time on a supercomputer to build a large language model (LLM) in the Large AI Grand Challenge organized by the AI-BOOST project. This project, funded by the European Commission, aims to build and train an LLM from scratch using quantum and quantum-inspired technology.

Orientom, a South Korean provider of quantum AI software solutions, announced a partnership with Quandela, a French photon quantum computing startup, to jointly develop a quantum software platform. Both companies will work to develop practical quantum hybrid applications that utilize both classical and quantum computing resources and apply them to the next-generation power grid to address both power grid optimization and security issues and increase the efficiency of distributed energy systems.

Quantum Circuits recently announced the launch of an integrated quantum software platform to pave the way for its forthcoming quantum hardware systems and accelerates the path to commercial-ready, fault-tolerant quantum computing. The company said that software enables users to manage qubit error detection in their algorithms in real time, thus enhancing the algorithms' performance and scalability.