HQS is present at APS March Meeting in Las Vegas
At the upcoming APS March Meeting at 5.-10. March in Las Vegas, HQS Quantum Simulations will present the latest updates concerning its Software Solution for Quantum Simulations, the HQSNoiseApp. Visit HQS at QBN Joint Booth #1004 and explore more about it.
APS March Meeting
March 5–10, 2023
Caesars Forum Convention Center
Las Vegas, Nevada
QBN Joint Booth #1004
The annual APS March Meeting by the American Physical Society is a conference for sharing the latest research results in physics and a good opportunity to connect with interesting partners from the economy, industry, or research.
This Year the event takes place in Las Vegas.
HQS Quantum Simulations develops Software for Near-term Quantum Computers to simulate material structures for defining them at the quantum level. Our customers from the chemical and Pharma industries and materials research benefit from our software solution for developing innovative materials. It is our concern to develop software for quantum simulation that you can already benefit from today and that you will also be able to use on the quantum hardware of tomorrow.
Our cloud solution enables customers to perform quantum-level computations without special hardware or expertise in operating quantum hardware. The HQS Cloud is constantly being expanded with new features. For example, we are pleased to present the solution for light-matter interactions.
QBN, one of the world’s leading business networks in the field of quantum technology, has been with us from the early stages of our company's development, creating many opportunities to accelerate our business. Along with our co-exhibitors, we are excited to welcome you to the QBN Joint Booth!
HQS CEO Dr. Michael Marthaler and Dr. Konstantina Alexopoulou (Business Development) will be on-site at the APS March Meeting and will be happy to get in touch with you.
Contact us to arrange an appointment in advance:
Dr. Michael Marthaler: michael.marthaler@quantumsimulations.de
Dr. Konstantina Alexopoulou: konstantina.alexopoulou@quantumsimulations.de