Are quantum computers now advanced enough to need operating systems?

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New Scientist: Are quantum computers now advanced enough to need operating systems?

A quantum computing start-up is developing its own operating system to run quantum machines, akin to Microsoft Windows or macOS on a standard computer.

Published
December 17, 2024

Horizon Quantum's CSO Dr Si-Hui Tan and CEO Dr Joe Fitzsimons

Business Post: ‘We’re getting to a real break point’: Meet Horizon Quantum - the Irish-founded startup eyeing Nasdaq debut

April 22, 2025

Dr Si-Hui Tan, Chief Science Officer, Horizon Quantum

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New Scientist: Are quantum computers now advanced enough to need operating systems?

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