Step 1. Find ideas
Ideas come from everywhere: the web, the scientific literature, your problems, our own research and more.
QUASAR
The search for real quantum advantage
An AI research agent that searches for and validates cases where today's quantum computers beat the best classical methods on industrial problems.
See how it works
Many ideas in, a trusted quantum advantage out
In a galaxy of ideas, only
the brightest survive
Each step is a test, and an idea that fails one is dropped
Step 2. Formalise the idea
Each idea becomes a clear, testable hypothesis: the problem, the classical method to beat, the expected margin and what would prove it wrong. It is frozen before any test.
Step 3. Attack it classically
The strongest classical methods attack the idea with the same resources, and most ideas end here, after seconds or hours of computing.
Step 4. Simulate a real device
Survivors run on a simulation of a real quantum computer, built from its own noise data, to check the advantage still holds.
Step 5. Test on quantum hardware
When a method holds up in simulation, it faces the ultimate test: a real quantum computer. Strong results are repeated on other devices.
Step 6. Congratulations!
Your problem has a quantum advantage that survived every test. It's yours, ready to run, with the proof to back it up.
What you get, whatever the outcome
For teams with hard optimisation, simulation or chemistry problems. Every quantum idea takes on the best classical methods. Whichever wins, you win.
A quantum or hybrid method, ready to run on your problem.
What it beat to get here
- The best classical methodsTensor networks, exact solvers and tuned heuristics, given the same resources
- Real device noiseSimulated on a noise model of the actual quantum computer
- The hardware testOn a real quantum computer, then repeated on other devices
Each result says how far along this path it has come.
To test quantum ideas, QUASAR tunes the strongest classical methods on your problem. You get the best one, ready to use the same week.
But what if…
Five fair doubts about AI, answered
…it moves the goalposts?
Prediction first
What counts as a win is fixed before any test runs, so a lucky result can't be dressed up as one afterwards.
…the AI grades its own work?
No AI marks its own work
Work from one family of language models is always checked by a different family.
…the AI makes up results?
Only running code decides
Every verdict comes from code that actually ran. A model's opinion never passes a result.
…it invents its sources?
Every source is checked
Each quote is matched word for word against its source, and every result is kept on record.
…nobody is in control?
People have the final say
People set the budgets, can veto any AI-written test and recheck its first result.
Bring a problem
you want tested
If a quantum method wins, you get it, fully tested. Either way, you get the best classical method for your problem.
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