Kipu Quantum builds algorithms that run on today's quantum hardware, not hardware that might exist in five years. The company partners with IBM, Komatsu, KPMG, and BASF to solve real optimization and machine learning problems at production scale.
Scott Crowder, VP of IBM Quantum Adoption, reinforces: "where classical AI and quantum computing continuously amplify one another, Rimay Quantum Feature Extraction employs IBM's 156-qubit processors to […] reveal hidden correlations that are mathematically invisible to classical computers."
"We started Kipu to deliver measurable value to industry with quantum computers. Not in five years, but now," says Prof. Kike Solano, CEO and co-founder.
Rimay is the latest product from this partnership: quantum feature extraction that helps practitioners get better predictions from scarce, noisy datasets.
