Amazon Technologies, Inc. (20240249177). QUANTUM COMPUTING PROGRAM COMPILATION USING CACHED COMPILED QUANTUM CIRCUIT FILES simplified abstract
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QUANTUM COMPUTING PROGRAM COMPILATION USING CACHED COMPILED QUANTUM CIRCUIT FILES
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Inventor(s)
Saravanakumar Shanmugam Sakthivadivel of White Plains NY (US)
Jeffrey Paul Heckey of Seattle WA (US)
Yunong Shi of Stamford CT (US)
Jon-Mychael Allen Best of Seattle WA (US)
QUANTUM COMPUTING PROGRAM COMPILATION USING CACHED COMPILED QUANTUM CIRCUIT FILES - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240249177 titled 'QUANTUM COMPUTING PROGRAM COMPILATION USING CACHED COMPILED QUANTUM CIRCUIT FILES
Simplified Explanation: The patent application describes a quantum computing service that stores compiled files of quantum functions in a cache. When a new quantum computing program is received, the service checks if it includes any of the quantum functions already stored in the cache. If so, the service uses the compiled files in the cache to compile the new program.
- The quantum computing service stores compiled files of quantum functions in a cache.
- When a new quantum computing program is received, the service checks if it includes any of the quantum functions in the cache.
- If a match is found, the service uses the compiled files in the cache to compile the new program.
Potential Applications: This technology could be used in quantum computing services to improve the efficiency of compiling quantum programs by reusing compiled files stored in a cache.
Problems Solved: 1. Reducing the time and resources required to compile quantum computing programs. 2. Enhancing the overall performance of quantum computing services by optimizing the compilation process.
Benefits: 1. Faster compilation of quantum programs. 2. Improved efficiency in quantum computing services. 3. Reduction in resource consumption during compilation processes.
Commercial Applications: The technology could be valuable for companies offering quantum computing services, research institutions working on quantum computing projects, and organizations looking to enhance the performance of their quantum computing applications.
Questions about Quantum Computing Service: 1. How does the quantum computing service determine which compiled files to use from the cache? 2. What are the potential limitations of relying on compiled files stored in a cache for compiling quantum programs?
Original Abstract Submitted
a quantum computing service may store, in a cache, one or more compiled files of respective quantum functions included in one or more quantum computing programs received one or more customers. when the quantum computing service receives another quantum computing program, from the same or a different customer, the quantum computing service may determine whether the quantum computing program may include one or more of the quantum functions corresponding to the compiled files in the cache. if so, the quantum computing service may use the compiled files in the cache to compile the quantum computing program.
