Quantumcomputingreport Quantinuum and Oracle Launch OCI Quantum AI Compute Beta Program
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- •The OCI Quantum AI Compute Beta Program allows early access to Helios for select organizations.
- •Participants can evaluate hybrid quantum-AI workflows without needing specialized infrastructure.
- •Key discussions on the program will occur at Oracle AI World 2026.
Quantinuum and Oracle have launched the OCI Quantum AI Compute Beta Program, providing select organizations early access to the Helios quantum computer integrated within Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. This program allows participants to evaluate hybrid quantum-AI workflows using Helios, a trapped-ion QCCD processor, alongside classical HPC and GPU resources. The initiative aims to help organizations address complex computational challenges in fields like drug discovery and optimization. Key discussions about this program will take place at Oracle AI World 2026, featuring insights from executives of both companies. Organizations interested in participating can apply through Oracle's portal, with selection based on eligibility and capacity. The collaboration marks a significant step in integrating quantum computing into enterprise environments.
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