Origin Quantum

Origin Quantum AI combines quantum computing with machine learning for optimization, modeling, and industrial applications.

The Quantum Cloud Platform provides online access to superconducting quantum computers and quantum virtual machines, eliminating the need for complex quantum setups. Now, everyone can explore quantum computing in the cloud, drive innovation, and unlock new possibilities.

The page lists quantum computing applications for finance, AI, chemistry, biopharma, and smart grids.

The company offers a full suite of quantum developer tools and application SDKs for building quantum algorithms.

The page covers quantum computing basics, industry news, programming, and initiatives like the National Quantum Initiative.

The page compares qubit temperatures across five quantum computing architectures, from 15 mK superconducting circuits to room-temperature photonics.

Explore Quantum Error Mitigation (QEM) in depth. Learn how ZNE, PEC, and readout techniques recover true expectation values without physical qubit overhead.

Understand the key differences between single-qubit and two-qubit gates. Explore Bloch sphere rotations, entanglement, gate fidelity, and universality.

The company provides multiple contact methods for customer service.

Origin Quantum provides a full array of quantum computing products and services—including quantum computers, quantum cloud, programming software, and industry-specific solutions, designed to drive the commercial adoption of this transformative technology.

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GitHubRepository owner

Origin Quantum enhances its proprietary software to optimize debugging for its quantum machines. The upgrade aims to improve performance in its quantum computing hardware. The company develops its own tools to refine and troubleshoot its systems.

May 2025Asia TimesNews article

China accelerates production of quantum computers using domestically developed chips to counter potential US sanctions. The move reflects efforts to reduce reliance on foreign technology amid geopolitical tensions. Authorities emphasize self-sufficiency in advanced computing infrastructure.

Oct 2024Quantum ZeitgeistNews article

China asserts it has developed a fully operational quantum computer, positioning itself as the third nation to achieve this capability. The claim highlights advancements in quantum computing infrastructure, potentially accelerating research and technological sovereignty. No technical details or performance benchmarks were provided in the announcement.

Feb 2023sdxcentral.comNews article