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QuEra Computing: what changed.

The recorded research and its supporting evidence.

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  1. Evidence or assessment clarified · axis ratings unchanged

    Assessment reviewed 7 Sept 2026 · Research reviewed 7 Sept 2026
    What changed
    Research evidence: Aquila — 256 Qubit Analog Neutral Atom Quantum Computer
    Previously

    Describes a reconfigurable 256-qubit analog processor available through Amazon Braket and supported premium access.

    Source title
    Aquila — 256-Qubit Analog Neutral-Atom Quantum Computer
    Source publication date
    Not recorded
    Source type
    technical
    Marked independent
    Not recorded
    Now

    Describes a reconfigurable 256-qubit analog processor available through Amazon Braket and supported premium access.

    Source title
    Aquila — 256-Qubit Analog Neutral-Atom Quantum Computer
    Source publication date
    Not recorded
    Source type
    technical
    Marked independent
    Not recorded
    Where to look
    Our Computers; Accessible Now
    Source checked
    12 Nov 2026
    Source or product version
    Living product page, October 2026 context; checked 12 November
    Limitations
    Aquila analog service, distinct from Gemini installation and future Libra.
    Retained for this claim (1)
    Research evidence: Gemini Class Gate Model Quantum Computer
    Previously

    Describes a 260-qubit gate-model platform with atom transport and pilot collaborations. The hardware-level interface is available by contacting QuEra.

    Source title
    Gemini-Class Gate-Model Quantum Computer
    Source publication date
    Not recorded
    Source type
    technical
    Marked independent
    Not recorded
    Now

    Describes a 260-qubit gate-model platform with atom transport and pilot collaborations. The hardware-level interface is available by contacting QuEra.

    Source title
    Gemini-Class Gate-Model Quantum Computer
    Source publication date
    Not recorded
    Source type
    technical
    Marked independent
    Not recorded
    Where to look
    Technical Highlights; Innovation Spotlight; access description
    Source checked
    12 Nov 2026
    Source or product version
    Living Gemini product page checked 12 November
    Limitations
    Company product claims; no inference of general digital access.
    Retained for this claim (1)
    Research evidence: Hello AHS: Run your first Analog Hamiltonian Simulation
    Previously

    Provides an executable workflow that distinguishes a local analog simulator from execution on the Aquila QPU.

    Source title
    Hello AHS: Run your first Analog Hamiltonian Simulation
    Source publication date
    Not recorded
    Source type
    technical
    Marked independent
    Not recorded
    Now

    Provides an executable workflow that distinguishes a local analog simulator from execution on the Aquila QPU.

    Source title
    Hello AHS: Run your first Analog Hamiltonian Simulation
    Source publication date
    Not recorded
    Source type
    technical
    Marked independent
    Not recorded
    Where to look
    Running on local simulator; Running on QuEra’s Aquila QPU; Analyzing QPU results
    Source checked
    12 Nov 2026
    Source or product version
    Living Amazon Braket guide checked 12 November
    Limitations
    Concrete analog workflow; code inspected but not run.
    Retained for this claim (1)
    Research evidence: Observation of string breaking on a (2 + 1)D Rydberg quantum simulator
    Previously

    A joint academic and QuEra research team reports string-breaking dynamics in programmable neutral-atom arrays; the work was subsequently published in Nature in June 2025.

    Source title
    Observation of string breaking on a (2 + 1)D Rydberg quantum simulator
    Source publication date
    21 Oct 2024
    Source type
    paper
    Marked independent
    Not recorded
    Now

    A joint academic and QuEra research team reports string-breaking dynamics in programmable neutral-atom arrays; the work was subsequently published in Nature in June 2025.

    Source title
    Observation of string breaking on a (2 + 1)D Rydberg quantum simulator
    Source publication date
    21 Oct 2024
    Source type
    paper
    Marked independent
    Not recorded
    Where to look
    Abstract; journal reference; submission history
    Source checked
    12 Nov 2026
    Source or product version
    arXiv:2410.16558v1; Nature 642, 321–326 (2025)
    Limitations
    Joint academic/vendor experiment, not independent replication.
    Retained for this claim (1)
    Sources used in this record (5)

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