Open Quantum Launches Native Qrisp Integration for High-Level QPU Execution Across IonQ, Rigetti, IQM, and AQT Hardware

Quantum execution platform Open Quantum (developed by Quantum Rings in partnership with qBitTensor Labs) has released a native software integration for Qrisp, an open-source, high-level quantum programming language maintained under the Eclipse Foundation in collaboration with Fraunhofer FOKUS.

Available via Python package managers (pip install "openquantum-sdk[qrisp]"), the plugin allows developers to compile and execute high-level Qrisp programs directly on physical quantum processing units (QPUs) from IonQ, Rigetti Computing, IQM Quantum Computers, and AQT without writing vendor-specific gate-level code or altering algorithm logic.

The Open Quantum Qrisp plugin interfaces directly with native execution routines (QuantumVariable.get_measurement and QuantumCircuit.run), providing single-string backend switching across both trapped-ion and superconducting architectures.

It also complements Qrisp’s recognition at the Quantum Effects Awards 2026, as well as IQM’s contributions to open-source QAOA libraries and Resonance cloud QPU infrastructure.

Review the launch announcement on LinkedIn here, inspect the integration portal on Open Quantum here, explore the source code on GitHub here, and review technical SDK documentation on Open Quantum Docs here.