Accelerate quantum computing innovation via the cloud
Explore and prepare for scaled quantum computing. Use state-of-the-art cloud tools and learning resources to help you build and refine quantum algorithms. Gain access to a diverse portfolio of today’s quantum hardware.
Access a diverse portfolio of today’s quantum hardware to build toward the emergence of fault-tolerant quantum systems.
Get started with no installation and an open-source development kit that works with modern environments supporting Q#, Qiskit, and Cirq.
Understand the number of logical and physical qubits, as well as runtime, required to run quantum solutions on future scaled quantum machines.
Navigate complexity and develop new skills with world-class onboarding and education resources including Microsoft Learn, Quantum katas tutorials, industry case studies, and a university curriculum.
Estimate resources and refine quantum solutions
Use the Azure Quantum resource estimator tool to estimate the number of logical and physical qubits and runtime required to execute quantum applications on future-scaled quantum computers. Determine the number of qubits needed for a quantum solution and evaluate the differences across qubit technologies. Prepare and refine quantum solutions to run on future-scaled quantum machines.
Take advantage of integrated hybrid quantum computing
Mix classical and quantum computation to reveal new hybrid algorithms such as adaptive phase estimation. Build algorithms for classical computation, and then iterate and adapt while physical qubits are coherent.
Work in the richest development environment
Azure is the richest cloud development environment for quantum computing.
- Enjoy the most popular quantum SDKs: Q#, Qiskit, and Cirq.
- Write once and run on multiple hardware architectures.
- Send native circuits to QPUs.
- Access world-class samples and curriculum.
- Access free hosted Jupyter notebooks to get started within minutes.
- Explore a variety of simulators and emulators.
Built-in security and compliance
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We employ more than 8,500 security and threat intelligence experts across 77 countries.
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Browse Azure Quantum pricing options
Azure Quantum provides access to a range of solutions from Microsoft and partners. Pricing is determined by individual partners.
Get started with an Azure free account
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Start free. Get a USD$200 credit to use within 30 days. While you have your credit, get free amounts of many of our most popular services, plus free amounts of 55+ other services that are always free.
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After your credit, move to pay as you go to keep building with the same free services. Pay only if you use more than your free monthly amounts.
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Explore quantum hardware providers
Choose from a diverse selection of quantum hardware solutions created by industry leaders.
TRAPPED ION
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Quantinuum H1 Powered by Honeywell
Trapped-ion system with high fidelity, fully connected qubits and the ability to perform mid-circuit measurement.
TRAPPED ION
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IONQ
Multiple, dynamically reconfigurable systems ranging from 11 to 23 fully connected qubits to run a 2-qubit gate between any pair.
SUPERCONDUCTING
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Quantum Circuits, Inc.
Fast, high-fidelity system with powerful real-time feedback to enable error correction.
SUPERCONDUCTING
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Rigetti Quantum Cloud Services
Low-latency superconducting systems tailored for hybrid quantum-classical workflows.
NEUTRAL ATOM
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Pasqal
Starting at 100 fully connected dynamically reconfigurable qubits, with state-of-the-art performance to run analog, hybrid, and digital quantum algorithms.
Receive Azure Quantum credits
Get USD$500 in credits per hardware provider and apply for up to USD$10,000 in credits for quantum research projects. Read the program terms and then submit your application.
See how organizations are using Azure Quantum
NASA/JPL
OTI Lumionics
ENEOS is leading the way to sustainable hydrogen fuel by validating computing algorithms using Azure Quantum.
Case Western Reserve University
Researchers, educators, and students in the Azure Quantum Credits program use quantum hardware to tackle a variety of projects.