PLATFORM COMPATIBILITY • GOOGLE QUANTUM

QPC and Google Quantum (Willow)

The same QPC morphogrammatic encoding circuit is implemented in Cirq for Google Quantum AI. Run locally on the Cirq simulator today; run on Willow hardware when you have approved Quantum Engine access.

Compatibility

QPC uses the same logical circuit (proprietary gate-model compilation) on every platform. For Google, we use Cirq instead of Qiskit; the algorithm is identical.

What Exists Today

Cirq script: proprietary (NDA) builds the morphogrammatic encoding in Cirq and runs on the Cirq Simulator (local, no Google Cloud required).
Google Willow: Google’s error-corrected quantum chip (announced Dec 2024). Circuits are submitted via the Quantum Engine API using Cirq.
Same compilation family: proprietary gate-model export are native in Cirq and supported on Willow, so the QPC circuit is directly compatible.

Access to Real Hardware

Google’s Quantum Computing Service is not publicly open. Access is by approval only (typically with a Google sponsor). Once you have access, QPC provides a Cirq export path under partner NDA.

Enable the Quantum Engine API in a Google Cloud project and authenticate (e.g. gcloud auth application-default login).
Install cirq-google and set GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT. Run: proprietary (NDA).
UK researchers: the NQCC–Google collaboration offers a path to Willow access for selected projects.

How to Run

Cirq simulator and Willow hardware runs use the same proprietary QPC compilation package — not published on this site. Contact readytogo@quantumpolycontextural.ai for partner access.

QPC Across Platforms

QPC is demonstrated or ready on:

IBM (Qiskit), Azure Quantum / IonQ (Qiskit), Pasqal (analog + Qiskit), IQM, Origin Wukong — verified on real or cloud hardware.
Google Willow (Cirq) — same circuit in Cirq; simulator ready; real hardware when Quantum Engine access is approved.