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Classiq and Hatch Validate Hybrid Quantum-Classical Chemistry Pipeline on AWS Infrastructure

Software developer Classiq and innovation center Hatch have completed a computational chemistry proof-of-concept (PoC) to estimate molecular binding energy via Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Amazon Braket. Executed through Hatch’s Dimension X open innovation challenge for Singapore’s Home Team and aligned with Singapore’s National Quantum Strategy, the project establishes a functional pipeline for analyzing how small molecules interact with protein target structures. By pairing AWS high-performance classical computing nodes with Classiq’s quantum software platform, the workflow demonstrates an enterprise model for calculating molecular recognition indicators before committing to laboratory testing.