Classiq has introduced a new product capability called the Fault Tolerance Engine, aimed at helping organizations plan quantum workloads that run on future fault-tolerant hardware. The engine takes optimized logical quantum programs and converts them into execution plans designed for fault-tolerant systems.
According to the company, the engine also measures physical resources and reliability from those same plans. This means users can estimate what it would take to run a given algorithm on error-corrected hardware before that hardware is widely available.
The announcement was made from Tel Aviv on Sept. 30, 2026. The capability appears designed to bridge the gap between high-level quantum algorithms and the physical constraints of fault-tolerant machines.