Postquant Labs Launches Quantum Virtual Machine to Unify Execution Across Quantum Hardware
The platform lets developers run quantum code across multiple architectures and earn fees through a marketplace, while using gas-style pricing and result verification.
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Postquant Labs launches a virtual machine for different quantum computers
Quantum computers don’t all work the same way, and that creates a problem for developers. Code written for one machine may need to be rewritten before it can run on another. Postquant Labs wants to change that. The US startup has launched the Quip Virtual Machine (QVM), a software layer that lets developers write code […] This story continues at The Next Web
Postquant Labs presented to the industry the Quip Virtual Machine (QVM) in its Aglais testing network, integrating quantum and classic hardware under the same programming layer. Inspired by the architecture of the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), this solution introduces a gas charging scheme calculated from the use of cubics, execution time and interlinking. At the same time, the team presented QuipSwap, a liquidation layer designed to process p…
Postquant Labs launches Quip Virtual Machine for cross
🚀 Postquant Labs debuts QVM, joining quantum and classical computing on a unified platform. 🧑💻 QVM adopts pay-as-you-go pricing and allows programs to run across multiple hardware types. 🪙 The launch follows the April 2026 rollout of the Quip Network’s quantum...
Postquant Labs launches Quip Virtual Machine for cross-platform quantum computing
🚀 Postquant Labs debuts QVM, joining quantum and classical computing on a unified platform. 🧑💻 QVM adopts pay-as-you-go pricing and allows programs to run across multiple hardware types. 🪙 The launch follows the April 2026 rollout of the Quip Network’s quantum-classical testnet with D-Wave Quantum. Continue Reading:Postquant Labs launches Quip Virtual Machine for cross-platform quantum computing
Postquant Labs launches quantum VM with Ethereum-style gas pricing
Postquant Labs has launched a single programming layer that runs across competing quantum and classical hardware, which it calls the Quip Virtual Machine (QVM). It charges for computation with a gas model that is borrowed from Ethereum. The company stated that QVM is now live on its Aglais testnet at aglais.quip.network, with free compute credits...
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