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Zapata opens limited early access to hardware-neutral quantum planning platform

Zapata opens limited early access to hardware-neutral quantum planning platform Image: Primary
Zapata Quantum opened early access to Quantum Pilot, a cloud platform intended to help enterprises identify quantum-computing applications, estimate required resources and compare hardware without committing to one provider. The system links research, algorithms and hardware roadmaps for AI agents, while combining experiment-design tools with formal verification and reviews by Zapata scientists. Access is limited to selected enterprise and government customers. Zapata has not identified participants or pricing, and the platform evaluates prospective applications rather than demonstrating that quantum hardware can solve them commercially today.
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