Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Jeffrey Paul Heckey

Cody Aoan Wang

Christopher Kasprowicz

Boyu Wang

Christian Bruun Madsen

Yunong Shi

Saravanakumar Shanmugam Sakthivadivel

Jon-Mychael Allen Best

Derek Bolt

William J Vass

John Totah

Eric M Kessler

Ralph William Flora

Ravi Kiran Chilakapati

Sandeep Lagisetty

Dylan Thomas Shields

Derek William Bolt

A quantum computing service includes a quality of service (QOS) and out-of-band prioritization module. The QoS and out-of-band prioritization module enforces QoS guarantees for quantum tasks and quantum jobs submitted to the quantum computing service while allowing for processing of the quantum jobs and quantum tasks based on QoS guarantees and not necessarily in an order in which the quantum jobs or quantum tasks are received. Also, the QoS and out-of-band prioritization module determines updated priorities out-of-band based on quantum resource usage information for previously executed quantum tasks such that submittal of pending quantum tasks is not delayed in while update priorities are being determined.

Quantum computing service with quality of service (QoS) enforcement via out-of-band prioritization of quantum tasks

A quantum computing service may use multiple quantum computers to execute a same quantum computing algorithm to improve the quantum computational accuracy. The quantum computing service may instruct individual ones of the multiple quantum computers to execute the quantum computing algorithm repeatedly for a number of times. The quantum computing service may obtain a plurality of results from the multiple quantum computers. The quantum computing service may aggregate the plurality of results to generate an ensemble result, and provide the ensemble result to a customer as a final result of the quantum computing algorithm.

Quantum computing using multiple quantum computers

A quantum computing service may store, in a cache, one or more compiled files of respective quantum functions included in one or more quantum computing programs received one or more customers. When the quantum computing service receives another quantum computing program, from the same or a different customer, the quantum computing service may determine whether the quantum computing program may include one or more of the quantum functions corresponding to the compiled files in the cache. If so, the quantum computing service may use the compiled files in the cache to compile the quantum computing program.

Quantum computing program compilation using cached compiled quantum circuit files

A quantum computing service includes connections to multiple quantum hardware providers that are configured to execute quantum circuits using quantum computers based on different quantum technologies. The quantum computing service enables a customer to define a quantum algorithm/circuit in an intermediate representation and select from any of a plurality of supported quantum computing technologies to be used to execute the quantum algorithm/quantum circuit.

Quantum computing service supporting multiple quantum computing technologies

A quantum computing service includes connections to multiple quantum hardware providers that are configured to execute quantum circuits using quantum computers based on multiple quantum technologies. The quantum computing service also includes at least two edge computing devices at the quantum hardware provider facilities. The edge computing devices are configured to be controlled by the quantum computing service to cause quantum jobs to be performed on the quantum computers at the quantum hardware provider facilities.

Quantum computing service with local edge devices supporting multiple quantum computing technologies

A quantum computing service includes connections to one or more quantum hardware providers that are configured to execute quantum circuits using quantum computers based on one or more quantum technologies. The quantum computing service also includes at least one edge computing device located adjacent to a quantum computer at one of the quantum hardware provider facilities. The edge computing device is configured to execute classical computing portions of a hybrid algorithm in coordination with the quantum computer, which executes quantum computing portions of the hybrid algorithm. Results of the execution of the hybrid algorithm are automatically stored to a data storage service accessible to the customer.

Quantum computing service supporting local execution of hybrid algorithms

Growing community of inventors

Seattle, WA, United States of America

Jeffrey Paul Heckey