Quantum-Inspired Hybrid Solver (QIH Solver) is good at quickly giving high-quality solutions to large-scale combinatorial optimization problems in the form of the Ising model or QUBO.
TuringQ Quantum-Inspired Hybrid Solver (QIH Solver) consists of a quantum-inspired optimization algorithm hybridized with several classical heuristics for complex combinatorial optimization problems. Through ingenious design, the TuringQ QIH Solver can automatically select appropriate algorithm parameters according to the characteristics of the problem and give a good enough solution in a short time.
In the era of noisy intermediate-scale quantum (NISQ), TuringQ QIH Solver provides an alternative for users willing to experience the advantages of quantum computing technology. With the maturity of hardware manufacturing technology, we are considering implementing core algorithms on quantum hardware. In this context, TuringQ QIH Solver may serve as a smooth transition to the era of quantum computing and help users gain more benefits from quantum computing technology.
TuringQ QIH Solver can be applied in transportation and logistics, job scheduling, financial technology, de novo drug design, and other fields where huge optimization problems demand fast solutions.
Highlights
Fast calculation speed and high-quality solution. Compared with similar products, it can give better solutions.
Easy to use and low equipment requirements. QIH Solver can analyze features and adjust parameters automatically. Only the python environment and CPU are needed.
The larger the dimension, the greater the advantages. For a 15000-dimensional QUBO problem, traditional heuristics takes 2 hours, while TuringQ QIH Solver can get a better solution within 2 minutes.
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You run this quantum-inspired hybrid solver at no software charge across many EC2 instance types, all billed hourly. The dimensions are not tiers or feature levels. Each one maps to a specific compute instance, so your choice sets the underlying capacity you rent. Options span burstable T2 and T3 families for lighter, variable workloads and compute-optimized C3, C4, and C5 families for heavier processing. Larger sizes within each family provide more CPU and memory. The solver needs only a Python environment and CPU, so pick the instance that fits your problem size and memory needs.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does one billing unit represent for each dimension?
Each dimension bills per hour of a specific EC2 instance type. One unit is one running instance-hour of that named instance. Your choice sets the CPU and memory you rent. Larger sizes within a family carry more capacity. The solver software itself carries no charge.
Am I charged when an instance is stopped or paused?
The software charge is free, so no software fees accrue regardless of state. Hourly metering applies only while an instance runs. Stopped instances stop accruing hourly compute charges, though AWS may still bill underlying storage attached to them. Restarting resumes hourly metering.
What do I need to run the solver on these instances?
You need only a Python environment and a CPU. The solver analyzes your problem and sets algorithm parameters automatically, so no manual tuning is required. There is no cap on compute nodes; scale depends on the memory available on the instance you choose.
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