Datacenterdynamics Oracle and Quantinuum Partner to Deploy Helios Quantum Computer on OCI
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- •Oracle and Quantinuum's partnership will deploy Helios quantum computer on OCI.
- •Helios features 98 physical qubits and targets hybrid workloads in various industries.
- •The service will be previewed in the coming months, marking Oracle's entry into quantum computing.
Oracle has partnered with Quantinuum to deploy the Helios quantum computer within its Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). This multi-year agreement will allow customers to access Helios as a managed service, integrating it with existing OCI resources. The Helios quantum computer features 98 physical qubits and is designed for hybrid workloads in areas such as drug discovery and financial modeling. The service is expected to be previewed in the coming months. This marks Oracle's entry into the quantum computing space, competing with existing offerings from AWS, Microsoft, and IBM. The Helios system will enable developers to create hybrid quantum-classical applications more efficiently. Quantinuum aims to accelerate commercial adoption of quantum computing through this partnership.
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