Amazon, Google, and Microsoft’s Quantum Computers
The quantum concepts and circuits you’ve seen in this book are portable—there’s nothing unique to IBM’s Quantum Computer—and you can program them on the quantum computers from other vendors. In the next section, we point out the ones from Amazon, Google, and Microsoft, where you can run these circuits.
Amazon’s Braket
Amazon’s quantum computing initiative is called Braket.[93] Like IBM’s Qiskit, you write Python programs for your quantum circuits in Jupyter Notebooks. The programming methodology, too, is similar to Qiskit.[94]
Amazon lets you run your programs on quantum hardware from several vendors.[95]
Google’s Cirq
Google’s quantum computer library is Cirq.[96] Although it’s a Python-based ...
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