LTM Introduces AI-Powered Quantum Error Mitigation in IBM Quantum Functions Catalog
Mumbai: LTM has made its AI-powered Quantum Error Mitigation capability, AI-QEM, available in the IBM Quantum Functions Catalog, becoming the first Global Systems Integrator (GSI) worldwide to publish a function in the platform.
The IBM Quantum Functions Catalog features partner-developed software services designed to simplify quantum computing workflows and support research, algorithm development and application prototyping.
AI-QEM is available as a circuit function and can be integrated directly into Qiskit workflows by users with eligible IBM Quantum access plans.
Quantum computers are susceptible to noise and errors that can affect computational results. Unlike conventional error mitigation techniques that may require additional circuit executions, quantum processing time or auxiliary qubits, AI-QEM uses artificial intelligence models to identify and correct device-specific error patterns through classical post-processing.
According to LTM, the technology improves computational accuracy without requiring additional quantum processing unit (QPU) time, repeated circuit executions or extra qubits. It has been validated on IBM Quantum computers across different circuit sizes and complexities, including experiments involving more than 100 qubits.
Scott Crowder, Vice President of IBM Quantum Adoption and Business Development, said the addition of AI-QEM would help IBM Quantum users mitigate errors with fewer resources while developing quantum algorithms and applications.
The development marks an expansion of AI-based tools available through IBM’s quantum computing ecosystem.
