SUSE partners with Fujitsu on hybrid quantum platform
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SUSE and Fujitsu are partnering on an AI-driven hybrid quantum platform intended to move quantum work from research settings into enterprise data centers.
SUSE describes itself as a sovereign open infrastructure company. The partners point to quantum computing moving from theoretical physics toward practical business assets, a shift they say calls for AI-driven orchestration. They describe the combined offering as one of the first unified, production-ready hybrid quantum and AI stacks on sovereign infrastructure.
Lifecycle management for the NVIDIA CUDA-Q platform is embedded in the SUSE AI Factory with NVIDIA framework, which packages, deploys, and manages the platform without manual patching or version matching. A modular building-block kit includes retrieval-augmented generation, agentic coding, and LLM serving, providing standard AI deployment on Fujitsu and Supermicro hardware. A unified hybrid quantum runtime connects CUDA-Q to the compute broker, automating circuit submission and execution.
For day-to-day operations, administrators and platform teams can orchestrate hybrid quantum workloads with familiar enterprise IT tools, avoiding the need for specialized quantum physics skills. Proprietary IP, algorithms, and enterprise datasets remain on-premises or within private infrastructure, preserving data residency and local security control. Pre-validated reference architectures and automated lifecycle management reduce setup time, and a single support contract covers the full hardware and software stack.
Di Giacomo, SUSE’s chief technology and product officer, said: “As quantum computing shifts from theoretical physics into practical business assets, AI-driven orchestration is essential. By combining SUSE AI Factory with NVIDIA and NVIDIA CUDA-Q software, AI handles the heavy lifting behind the scenes. System administrators, cloud architects, and platform engineering teams can now deploy and manage complex hybrid quantum workloads using the enterprise tools, GitOps workflows, and security policies they already know.”
Udo Wuertz, CTO at Fsas Technologies EMEA, said: “As Fujitsu expands its technology portfolio with our new quantum computer and Digital Annealer, this partnership delivers the secure infrastructure foundation enterprises need. Running this stack on Fujitsu servers allows customers to supercharge their existing hardware investments and connect quantum simulation directly to production applications.” The joint solution will be available in late 2026.
Press release, provided by Globe Newswire on behalf of SUSE. Read the original.