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Fermioniq: what changed.

The recorded research and its supporting evidence.

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  1. Evidence or assessment clarified · axis ratings unchanged

    Assessment reviewed 11 Sept 2026 · Research reviewed 11 Sept 2026
    What changed
    Current access
    Previously

    Token-based emulator service: Request credentials and follow the versioned quick start; confirm supported features for the chosen native or CUDA-Q interface.

    Now

    Token-based emulator service: The documented client requires access credentials and supports Qiskit/Cirq circuits, jobs and results. CUDA-Q uses a separate remote configuration and currently exposes a noiseless subset; the native client also documents noise simulation.

    Retained for this claim (1)
    Research evidence: Ava — Fermioniq
    Previously

    Company reports matrix-product-state simulation benchmarks for 36–100-qubit Ising circuits on H100 hardware at a stated bond dimension, with an accuracy/resource trade-off.

    Source title
    Ava — Fermioniq
    Source publication date
    Not recorded
    Source type
    Company or partner primary statement
    Marked independent
    No
    Now

    Company reports matrix-product-state simulation benchmarks for 36–100-qubit Ising circuits on H100 hardware at a stated bond dimension, with an accuracy/resource trade-off.

    Source title
    Ava — Fermioniq
    Source publication date
    Not recorded
    Source type
    Company or partner primary statement
    Marked independent
    No
    Limitations
    Historical benchmark destination returned 404 on the 12 November 2026 UTC retrieval. The benchmark has not been freshly verified; current access instructions are linked separately.
    Retained for this claim (1)
    Research evidence: Fermioniq emulator — Quick Start
    Previously

    Versioned documentation covers credentials, Qiskit/Cirq circuits, observables, GPU/noise settings, bond dimension, jobs and returned results.

    Source title
    Fermioniq emulator — Quick Start
    Source publication date
    Not recorded
    Source type
    Vendor or partner technical documentation
    Marked independent
    No
    Now

    Versioned documentation covers credentials, Qiskit/Cirq circuits, observables, GPU/noise settings, bond dimension, jobs and returned results.

    Source title
    Fermioniq emulator — Quick Start
    Source publication date
    Not recorded
    Source type
    Vendor or partner technical documentation
    Marked independent
    No
    Where to look
    Create circuit; Setup client; Configure emulator; Run emulation; Noisy circuits
    Source checked
    12 Nov 2026
    Source or product version
    Living quick-start guide checked 12 November 2026
    Limitations
    Approximate MPS emulation; larger bond dimension trades resources for fidelity. Vendor examples not executed.
    Retained for this claim (1)
    Research evidence: CUDA Q Tensor Network Simulators — Fermioniq
    Previously

    NVIDIA documents the remote Ava backend, credentials and code examples; this integration exposes a simplified feature set without noise simulation.

    Source title
    CUDA-Q Tensor Network Simulators — Fermioniq
    Source publication date
    Not recorded
    Source type
    Vendor or partner technical documentation
    Marked independent
    No
    Now

    NVIDIA documents the remote Ava backend, credentials and code examples; this integration exposes a simplified feature set without noise simulation.

    Source title
    CUDA-Q Tensor Network Simulators — Fermioniq
    Source publication date
    Not recorded
    Source type
    Vendor or partner technical documentation
    Marked independent
    No
    Where to look
    Fermioniq section; credentials, remote configuration and project ID
    Source checked
    12 Nov 2026
    Source or product version
    Living CUDA-Q documentation checked 12 November
    Limitations
    CUDA-Q exposes a simplified noiseless backend, unlike the native client’s noise support.
    Retained for this claim (1)
    Sources used in this record (3)

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