Oracle and Classiq Integrate Quantum AI Agents with OCI for 36-Qubit Portfolio Optimization HPC Simulation - Quantum Computing Report

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Oracle and Classiq Integrate Quantum AI Agents with OCI for 36-Qubit Portfolio Optimization HPC Simulation

Oracle Corporation and quantum software engineering platform developer Classiq have completed a successful high-performance computing (HPC) proof of concept connecting natural-language artificial intelligence generation with massive classical simulation clusters. The end-to-end software workflow demonstrates how an AI agent can synthesize complex, enterprise-ready quantum code from an abstract user prompt and automatically compile it into an executable circuit. To validate the synthesized program at scale, the teams routed the workload to an NVIDIA DGX A100 supercomputing node hosted on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), successfully executing a demanding 36-qubit simulation that surpasses the bounds of standard local development environments.