![]() ![]() However, any other quantum simulator with a python interface can easily be used as a local backend. To perform the local qubit simulation, three different backends have so far been implemented: Using QuTip and mixed state, using Project Q and pure states and finally using stabilizer formalism. SimulaQron is written in Python and uses the Twisted Perspective Broker. Network nodes, as well as the creation of simulated entanglement. The local simulation programs on each classical computer connect to each other classically, forming a simulated quantum internet allowing the exchange of simulated qubits between the different ![]() The end nodes in a quantum internet are few qubit processors, which may exchange qubits usingĪllows the installation of a local simulation program on each computer in the network that provides the illusion of having a local quantum processor to potential applications. SimulaQron is a distributed simulation of the end nodes in a future quantum internet with the specific goal to explore application development. Welcome to the Quantum Internet simulator SimulaQron! ![]()
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