www.prnewswire.com Two Hands Corporation Develops Quantum Simulation Software Platform EntangleX
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- •EntangleX is a quantum simulation platform using existing GPU infrastructure.
- •The platform allows organizations to design and test quantum circuits without physical quantum computers.
- •Development is led by Ujjwal Roy as part of Two Hands Corporation's strategic shift to quantum technology.
Two Hands Corporation announced the in-house development of EntangleX, a quantum simulation software platform designed to enable organizations to design, test, and evaluate quantum circuits using existing GPU infrastructure. The platform aims to address the challenges organizations face in accessing physical quantum computers. Led by Ujjwal Roy, the initiative is part of the company's strategic shift towards quantum technology. EntangleX will support both hosted access and private deployment, allowing users to keep their data secure within their own infrastructure. The software will not perform calculations on quantum hardware but will simulate circuit operations using conventional computing resources. This development is particularly relevant for researchers, educators, and technical teams interested in quantum technology without direct access to quantum hardware.
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