
During July 2025, Hana Giat developed Quantum Machines backend integration for the NVIDIA/cuda-quantum repository, expanding backend support and cross-language usability. She implemented a server helper to enable compilation and execution of quantum circuits on Quantum Machines infrastructure, supporting both emulation and real hardware. Her work included CMake configuration updates and example usage in C++ and Python, ensuring seamless integration and reproducibility. By focusing on backend integration, REST API communication, and unit testing, Hana improved build and deployment workflows, allowing CUDA Quantum users to leverage new hardware targets and accelerating end-to-end quantum computing workflows with enhanced portability and user experience.

July 2025 NVIDIA/cuda-quantum monthly summary focused on delivering business value through expanded backend support and cross-language usability. Implemented Quantum Machines backend integration for CUDA Quantum, enabling compilation and execution of quantum circuits on Quantum Machines infrastructure (emulation and real hardware) via a dedicated server helper, alongside CMake configurations and example usage in both C++ and Python. This work broadens backend portability, accelerates end-to-end workflows, and strengthens the quantum ecosystem for CUDA Quantum users.
July 2025 NVIDIA/cuda-quantum monthly summary focused on delivering business value through expanded backend support and cross-language usability. Implemented Quantum Machines backend integration for CUDA Quantum, enabling compilation and execution of quantum circuits on Quantum Machines infrastructure (emulation and real hardware) via a dedicated server helper, alongside CMake configurations and example usage in both C++ and Python. This work broadens backend portability, accelerates end-to-end workflows, and strengthens the quantum ecosystem for CUDA Quantum users.
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