Qilimanjaro Releases QiliSDK 0.2.0 and Integrates NVIDIA CUDA-Q for Unified Hybrid Hardware Emulation - Quantum Computing Report

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Qilimanjaro Releases QiliSDK 0.2.0 and Integrates NVIDIA CUDA-Q for Unified Hybrid Hardware Emulation

Barcelona-based quantum developer Qilimanjaro Quantum Tech has released QiliSDK 0.2.0, an open-source Python framework designed to bridge the structural divide between digital gate-based programming and analog Hamiltonian time evolution. Most quantum software development kits restrict developers to a single physical computing paradigm—either compiling standard quantum circuit logic or managing continuous analogue energy schedules. QiliSDK 0.2.0 establishes a single unified, backend-agnostic API. This abstraction tier enables researchers to write a single high-level codebase and toggle execution between local CPUs, accelerated GPUs, or real digital and analog Quantum Processing Units (QPUs) by modifying a single line of configuration code.