Up to 20 internal participants
- Full-day private delivery
- Recording access
- Code templates
- Post-session architecture notes
Trapped-Ion Quantum Computing in Heavy Industry: an operational and algorithmic intensive for senior leadership, operations research, data science and systems engineering teams.
Open Session · Singapore & Live Stream (Luma / Eventbrite / Meetup)
Open RSVP · Open to operators, engineers & enterprise teams
Reserve a spot (Open RSVP)Accessible executive framing with a live look under the hood on Nexus. Cross-listed on Luma, Eventbrite & Meetup; closed-door Q1 2027 enterprise cohorts scheduled separately.
A clear view of your target bottleneck, current classical approach and the questions quantum exploration must answer.
A working formulation of selected constraints and dependencies, tailored to the agreed problem scope.
A compilation benchmark using Nexus trapped-ion emulators, with resource metrics and a classical comparison plan.
Private work is scoped under a bilateral MNDA, from normalized and anonymized inputs wherever possible. A feasibility pilot does not require altering live production systems. Emulator results are not a demonstration of production quantum advantage.
Compare architectures, gate fidelity and connectivity; assess roadmaps and capital allocation.
Map constraints into QUBO and Hamiltonian formulations; examine precedence graphs and native gates.
Commercial strategy, open questions and post-quantum cryptographic readiness.
Compile with pytket, use Nexus noise emulators and measure circuit depth against classical baselines.
Review current solver runtimes, select pilot candidates and scope a six-month exploration roadmap.
Up to 20 internal participants
Plus travel & accommodation
50% of the intensive fee is credited towards a subsequent 4–6 week Eve Count Algorithmic Feasibility Pilot commissioned within 90 days. Pilot scope and pricing are agreed separately.
Standard compiler optimisation and noise emulation passes on Nexus are absorbed in the engagement fee. Client datasets, block models and objective functions stay client property under a bilateral MNDA.
From extraction precedence and smelter constraints to classical baselines, native-gate mapping and a conditional hardware roadmap.
A sample structure, not a verified client case study. Benchmark figures are supplied blueprint inputs; supporting run evidence has not yet been published.