OVHcloud
Pasqal QPUs and emulators are available through OVHCloud’s quantum computing infrastructure. Authentication, billing, and job monitoring are managed within the OVHCloud ecosystem.
Available backends
Section titled “Available backends”Create an account and connection
Section titled “Create an account and connection”Step 1: Access OVHCloud quantum computing
Section titled “Step 1: Access OVHCloud quantum computing”Visit OVHCloud quantum computing (external) and sign in to your OVHCloud account, or create a new one.
Step 2: Request access to Pasqal hardware
Section titled “Step 2: Request access to Pasqal hardware”Contact OVHCloud support or Pasqal directly to activate access to Pasqal QPUs and emulators on your account. Early access is currently managed on request.
Step 3: Generate your API credentials
Section titled “Step 3: Generate your API credentials”Once access is granted, generate API credentials from the OVHCloud console. Note your API key and project ID, you will need these to authenticate.
Step 4: Create your connection
Section titled “Step 4: Create your connection”-
Install
Install the required packages to connect and submit jobs:
Terminal window pip install pasqal-cloud pulser-core -
Create your connection
Authenticate using your OVHCloud credentials. The exact connection method may differ — refer to your OVHCloud onboarding documentation for the definitive version.
# OVHcloud connection - confirm exact method with OVHcloud docsconnection = OVHQuantumClient(api_key="YOUR_OVH_API_KEY",project_id="YOUR_OVH_PROJECT_ID",) -
Check available backends
Confirm your connection is working by listing the available Pasqal targets in your workspace:
# confirm connection and list available backendsavailable = connection.fetch_available_devices()print(available)
Step 5: Submit jobs using any Pasqal library
Section titled “Step 5: Submit jobs using any Pasqal library”Your connection object works with all Pasqal libraries: QoolQit, Pulser, QUBO Solver, MIS, and QEK. You pass it the same way regardless of which library you use.
