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The toolkit provides more than 100 components for building quantum algorithms in a Python environment and can use CUDA-Q backends through a source build. Fujitsu says more than 80 organizations participated in the preceding beta. The release is a development toolkit, not evidence of quantum advantage for a business application.
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