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Manage your organization with up to 3 members
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Share up to 3 services in your account/organization
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Use T4 and V100 GPUs
20+ quantum backends and simulators
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As an example, running a PlanQK Service with a one gigabyte memory configuration for 1 second consumes 1024 megabyte-seconds. Similarly, running a PlanQK Service with a 256 megabyte memory configuration for 4 seconds consumes 1024 megabyte-seconds as well.
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As an example, running a PlanQK Service with one (1) NVIDIA® T4 GPU for 5 minutes would cost € 0.05835.
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IonQ resources are charged based on the number of gates in your program, the complexity of the gates you use, and the number of shots. These units are called gate-shots.
Every quantum program consists of N
quantum logical gates of one or more qubits, and is executed for a certain number of shots. The number of gate-shots is calculated by the following formula:
QGS = N ⋅ C
where:
N
is the number of one- or two-qubit gates submittedC
is the number of execution shots requestedMulti-controlled two-qubit gates are billed as 6 * (N-2)
two-qubit gates, where N
is the number of qubits involved in the gate. For example, a NOT gate with three controls would be billed as (6 * (4-2))
or 12 two-qubit gates.
Simulators are billed for a minimum of 3 seconds per simulation.
There are two pricing components when using AWS Braket quantum hardware: a per-shot fee and a per-task fee. Per-task pricing is the same across all QPUs. The per-shot pricing depends on the type of QPU used. For gate-based QPUs, the per-shot price is not affected by the number or type of gates used in a quantum circuit.
Note that the use of error mitigation on IonQ's Aria QPU requires a minimum of 2,500 shots per task.
Pricing example: A scientist runs a quantum algorithm on the Rigetti Aspen-M-3 quantum computer. This task includes 10,000 repeated shots of the same circuit design. The cost to run this task includes a per-task charge of €0.60, plus 10,000 shots at a per-shot price of €0.0007.
The cost to run this algorithm:
Total charges: €0.60 + €7.00 = €7.60