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Free Plan compute

4 GB RAM

2 vCPU

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Standard Plan and above

8 GB RAM

4 vCPU

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Pro Plan and above

25 GB RAM

8 vCPU

Enterprise

Custom compute

Discounted access to bulk purchases of QPU, CPU, and GPU credits

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Free plan compute

4 GB RAM

2 vCPU

Bloqade

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Free plan compute

4 GB RAM

2 vCPU

V100

$

3.03*

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NVIDIA V100 GPU

16 GB RAM

4 vCPU

A100

$

4.86*

/ hour

NVIDIA A100 GPU

70 GB RAM

8 vCPU

Free plan

Free forever

for those getting started

EVERYTHING IN FREE PLUS:

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2 vCPU

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4 GB RAM

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Access to 20+ QPUs and simulators

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Access to 60+ prepackaged quantum software environments

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Create custom environments (Python 3.11)

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Share notebooks

Standard plan

$ 19.99 /mo

for quantum enthusiasts

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4 vCPU

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8 GB RAM

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10 GB Cloud Storage

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Create custom environments (Python 3.9 ~ 3.12)

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Share custom environments

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Clone environments

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Q# Kernel + Microsoft QDK Environment

Pro plan

$ 99 /mo

for quantum researchers

EVERYTHING IN STANDARD:

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10 vCPU

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16 GB RAM

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40 GB Cloud Storage

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Ultra competitive pricing for V100 & A!00 GPUs

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Keep your server running longer when inactive

Enterprises

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Superconducting Quantum Computer

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Available with qBraid's Amazon Braket integration, Rigetti’s quantum processors features enhanced readout capabilities that contribute to better overall circuit fidelities.

Ankaa-2

Based on Rigetti’s 84-qubit technology

$ 0.3* / per task

+

$ 0.0009* / per shot

Specifications:

  • 84 qubits
  • Average T1 Lifetime 13.012µs
    Average T2 Lifetime 11.999µs
  • Median Fidelity: 99.75% Single-qubit gates, 98% Two-qubit gates (ISWAP)
  • *Prices subject to change
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Superconducting Quantum Computer

Available with qBraid's Amazon Braket integration, IQM Garnet is a high-fidelity 20-qubit QPU based on superconducting transmon qubits.

Garnet

A high-fidelity 20-qubit device with square lattice topology

$ 0.3* / per task

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$ 0.00145* / per shot

Specifications:

  • 20 qubits
  • Average T1 Lifetime 47.344µs
    Average T2 Lifetime 10.680µs
  • Average CZ Fidelity 98.703%

Trapped Ion
Quantum Computer

Available directly on qBraid and qBraid's Amazon Braket integration, IonQ’s quantum processors features trapped-ion quantum computers with all-to-all connectivity.

Aria 1

IonQ's 25-qubit processor with error mitigation

$ 0.3* / per task

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$ 0.03* / per shot

Specifications:

  • 25 qubits
  • Average T1 Lifetime 100 seconds
    Average T2 Lifetime 1 second
  • Average Fidelity: 99.98% Single-qubit gates, 98.46% Two-qubit gates

Aria 2

IonQ's 25-qubit processor with error mitigation

$ 0.3* / per task

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$ 0.03* / per shot

Specifications:

  • 25 qubits
  • Average T1 Lifetime 10 seconds
    Average T2 Lifetime 1.5 second
  • Average Fidelity: 99.95% Single-qubit gates, 97.35% Two-qubit gates

Forte-1

IonQ's 25-qubit processor with error mitigation

$ 0.3* / per task

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$ 0.08* / per shot

Specifications:

  • 36 qubits
  • Average T1 Lifetime 100 seconds
    Average T2 Lifetime 1 second
  • Average Fidelity: 99.98% Single-qubit gates, 99.56% Two-qubit gates

Neutral Atom Quantum Computer

Available with qBraid's Amazon Braket integration, Quera’s quantum computers are based on programmable arrays of neutral atoms which use Rydberg states to create entanglements.

Aquila

QuEra's 256 qubit analog neutral atom quantum computer

$ 0.3* / per task

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$ 0.01* / per shot

Specifications:

  • 256 qubits
  • Site position error (μm) 0.100
    Atom position error (μm) 0.200
  • Typical atom loss probability 0.005

qBraid QIR Simulator

Quantum computing simulators are software programs that emulate the behavior of quantum computers on classical computing systems

qBraid-QIR

Our very own simulator based on QIR (Quantum Intermediate Representation)

$ 0.005* / per task

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$ 0.075* / per minute

Specifications:

  • Based on LLVM architecture
  • Faster than other state vector simulators given it is written in rust

Simulators

Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers several quantum computing simulators through its Amazon Braket service, providing researchers and developers with powerful tools to explore and test quantum algorithms without the need for physical quantum hardware.

SV1

A general-purpose quantum circuit state vector simulator

$ 0.075* / per minute

Specifications:

  • Maximum runtime of 6 hours
  • 34 qubits
  • Can run a maximum of 100 concurrent tasks

TN1

A tensor network simulator particularly effective for sparse circuits

$ 0.275* / per minute

Specifications:

  • Maximum runtime of 6 hours
  • 50 qubits
  • Can run a maximum of 10 concurrent tasks

DM1

A density matrix simulator particularly effective for noisy circuits

$ 0.075* / per minute

Specifications:

  • Maximum runtime of 6 hours
  • 17 qubits
  • Can run a maximum of 50 concurrent tasks

Simulators

IonQ offers a simulator of their devices for free, providing researchers and developers of testing their circuits before submitting to real hardware. These noise models are simplified approximations of their actual hardware and results will not be exactly the same.

IonQ Simulator

Hardware noise model simulation

$ 0.0* / per minute

Specifications:

  • Can specify, aria-1, aria-2, harmony, or ideal
  • up to 29 qubits
  • Noise model based off of gate-level characterization

Simulated Annealers

NEC Vector Annealing is a quantum-inspired computing method that uses simulated annealing to solve complex optimization problems

Vector Annealer

Created and hosted in Japan

$ available upon request*

Specifications:

  • Ran on the SX-Aurora TSUBASA vector supercomputer
  • 30 times faster than conventional services
  • 300,000 bit-scale
*Prices subject to change

FAQs

Answers to the most frequently asked questions.

How can educators use qBraid for teaching quantum computing?
Can qBraid be integrated with other software or platforms?
What kind of support does qBraid offer for beginners in quantum computing?
What is qBraid?
How do you use qBraid credits?
How do I install an environment on qBraid?
How do I know the virtual circuit is as expected when using the qBraid SDK?
Are the environments on qBraid customizable?
How does qBraid ensure data security and privacy?

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