Xanadu Quantum Technologies Limited and AMD have launched Backline, enhancing integration between quantum processors and classical CPUs, GPUs, and FPGAs. This open-platform feature, part of the PennyLane framework, offers sub-3 microsecond classical-quantum loop latency and supports hardware-agnostic applications. Released as open source, Backline ...
Xanadu Quantum Technologies Limited, in collaboration with AMD, has introduced Backline, a new open-platform feature within the PennyLane open-source framework. This innovation is designed to facilitate seamless integration between quantum processors and classical computing hardware including CPUs, GPUs, and FPGAs.
Backline delivers a significant advancement with sub-3 microsecond classical-quantum loop latency, enabling faster and more efficient interaction between quantum and classical systems. This improvement aims to accelerate development and deployment of quantum technologies by simplifying the hardware interface.
Co-designed with AMD, Backline is hardware-agnostic, supporting diverse computing environments while remaining accessible as an open-source feature. It is available immediately to developers and researchers interested in advancing quantum computing capabilities.