That is precisely the layer Israeli company Quantum Machines chose to focus on: not building the quantum processor itself, but building the system that makes it work.
To address this challenge, Quantum Machines built its Quantum Orchestration Platform, a combination of hardware and software designed to manage the entire process in real time.
With support from the Israel Innovation Authority, Quantum Machines opened the Israeli Quantum Computing Center, or IQCC, at Tel Aviv University.
According to Quantum Machines, it was the first center in the world to bring different types of quantum computers together at a single site while tightly integrating them with NVIDIA DGX Quantum, developed jointly by NVIDIA and Quantum Machines.
Quantum Machines does not know which qubit technology will ultimately win the race, and it does not need to.