QAISS is building a neutral quantum-AI coordination layer. Follow the public roadmap and verify every claim.

Research

Research, benchmarks & explainers

Specifications, explainers and the draft technical brief — published pieces are marked, drafts are listed so you can hold us to them.

Technical brief

The QAISS technical brief

Scope, architecture, integration path, limitations, and the token decision record.

Read the draft brief

Draft v0.1 — pending owner review.

In progress

Upcoming pieces

EXPLAINER

Quantum computing in plain English

Superposition, entanglement, interference — and why useful work is hybrid.

PublishedRead
EXPLAINER

GPU-accelerated quantum simulation: a primer

State vectors, tensor networks, and when each makes sense.

Draft — not published
BENCHMARK

QAISS Benchmark Protocol v0

Proposed workloads, baselines, metrics, and environment metadata.

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SPECIFICATION

The Workload Passport

An open manifest that makes every quantum experiment reproducible.

PublishedRead
METHODOLOGY

Why every use case needs a classical baseline

Measuring value instead of assuming quantum advantage.

Draft — not published
SECURITY

Post-quantum migration: a planning checklist

Inventory, prioritize, and plan cryptographic migration.

Draft — not published

QAISS Benchmark Protocol · proposed

No benchmark without its context.

Published workloads, baselines, metrics, environment details, and reproducible scripts. A neutral standard prevents unsupported “fastest” claims — including ours.

Metrics

  • Simulation time
  • Peak memory
  • Circuit depth & gate counts
  • Error / fidelity proxy
  • Queue time
  • Cost
  • Result quality vs. classical baseline

Mandatory metadata

  • Hardware
  • Software & driver versions
  • Workload
  • Precision
  • Noise model
  • Date

Scientific review. Benchmarks, technical claims, and major announcements will go through an external review process. Reviewers will be identified by role and expertise, with conflicts disclosed.

Release notes

Engineering updates,
not hype.

Research drafts, releases, and every change to a public claim. No price talk.

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