Snowflurry™ v0.3.0

Snowflurry™ ❄️ v0.3.0 is our third release of SnowflurrySDK in 2024. In this new release, we made it possible to access several quantum computing resources through the same host address. Now, when transpile_and_run_job is called, the machine_name gets added to the requests, to route the job to the correct resource on the server.

Moreover, we have also introduced a new QPU, Yamaska-6, a variant of our 24 qubit-Yamaska QPU architecture , but with only a 6-qubit LineConnectivity. You can start running jobs on Yamaska-6 using the following example:

julia> using Snowflurry

julia> user = ENV["THUNDERHEAD_USER"];
julia> token = ENV["THUNDERHEAD_API_TOKEN"];
julia> host = ENV["THUNDERHEAD_HOST"];
julia> project_id = ENV["THUNDERHEAD_PROJECT_ID"];
julia> realm = ENV["THUNDERHEAD_REALM"];

julia> qpu = AnyonYamaska6QPU(host = host, user = user, access_token = token, project_id = project-id, realm = realm)
Quantum Processing Unit:
   manufacturer:  Anyon Systems Inc.
   generation:    Yamaska
   serial_number: ANYK202301-6
   project_id:    test-project
   qubit_count:   6
   connectivity_type:  linear
   realm:         test_realm

For more details on the changes in this release, feel free to examine the change logs.

Remember that you can find Snowflurry at:

Github: https://github.com/SnowflurrySDK/Snowflurry.jl

JuliaHub: https://juliahub.com/ui/Packages/General/Snowflurry

You can always reach us at [email protected] or join the discussion on Github.