Bloqade SDK and Emulators

Built to Put Quantum to Work

Whether you’re developing analog programs or gate-based circuits, or simulating fault-tolerant quantum error correction protocols, Bloqade simplifies coding, simulation, and deployment—allowing innovators to focus on discovery, not complexity. It’s designed for durability across today’s hardware and tomorrow’s scalable infrastructure.

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Hardware-Aware Programming

Offers embedded domain-specific languages (DSLs) for analog and digital modes—built specifically for neutral-atom architectures.

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Flexible Execution

Run code locally, in HPC environments, on Aquila hardware through Amazon Braket, on QuEra’s digital emulator and on Gemini-class digital QPUs.

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Built for Growth and Composability

Based on the Kirin compiler infrastructure, with ongoing enhancements for QEC, atom movement, and logical programming, with a strong focus on software composability.

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Smart Development Workflows

Supports parameter sweeps, processor geometry design, and built-in visualization for faster prototyping.

Resources

Bloqade Digital

For gate-based circuits

Bloqade Analog

For analog computing

Tsim: Fast, Non-Clifford QEC Simulator

For logical, non-Clifford circuit development and QEC research

Documentation

Consult the manual

Read Docs

Join the Ecosystem

Engage with other Bloqade users and QuEra software teams

Join our monthly open-source community call

Details here

A Full-Stack Solution

Bloqade enables end to end workflows across QuEra’s quantum computing stack. Open-source, with a responsive and future-proofed roadmap, Bloqade is designed to scale with QuEra’s technology.

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Tsim: Simulate Non-Clifford Circuits at Scale

Tsim is a new open-source simulator built for quantum error correction research — supporting T gates, circuits of 80+ qubits, and GPU-accelerated throughput.

Non-Clifford on GPU

Simulates circuits with millions of shots per second on NVIDIA GPUs

Stim-Compatible

Drop-in support for the Stim circuit format and API — extend existing pipelines instantly

Open Source

Apache 2.0 licensed, with tutorials on magic state distillation and color code encoding