Launchpad

Launchpad

Start building quantum workflows in minutes

A cloud Jupyter workspace for quantum and hybrid development, with CPU and NVIDIA GPU resources ready to go. No installs, no setup.

Launchpad: choose the solver, the development environment (JupyterLab or VS Code), the server size and the NVIDIA GPU before starting

Launchpad is the cloud development environment of the QCentroid QuantumOps platform.

It gives developers and researchers a hosted Jupyter workspace with instant CPU and NVIDIA GPU resources and CUDA-Q ready to use, so hybrid quantum-classical code can be simulated on GPUs and then run on QPUs. Nothing to install, and prototypes move straight into the platform.

  • Telefónica
  • Mahou San Miguel
  • MasOrange
  • GSMA
  • Moeve
  • Moody's
  • Sabadell BStartup
  • BiQain
  • BackFund
  • QAI Ventures
  • CDL
  • Telefónica
  • Mahou San Miguel
  • MasOrange
  • GSMA
  • Moeve
  • Moody's
  • Sabadell BStartup
  • BiQain
  • BackFund
  • QAI Ventures
  • CDL

What is Launchpad?

Zero setup

No local installs or driver configuration.

Right-sized compute

Pick the CPU or GPU the job needs.

Lab to platform

Move tested code into solvers and jobs.

Features

What can you do with Launchpad?

Five tools for the development side of every solver: a notebook workspace, a cloud IDE, the right compute, hybrid code and a path to production.

Cloud Jupyter Workspace

A ready-to-use notebook environment in your browser, hosted by QCentroid.

  • Jupyter notebooks, nothing to install
  • Managed environment, no dependency conflicts
  • Available to your whole team

Why it mattersDevelopers spend their time on algorithms, not on setting up machines.

Launchpad cloud Jupyter workspace: files, editor, build actions and server info in one browser tab
Launchpad cloud Jupyter workspace: files, editor, build actions and server info in one browser tab

Code Studio

A full VS Code in your browser, hosted by QCentroid, with your solver repository already connected.

  • VS Code experience, nothing to install
  • Your solver repository ready to edit
  • Build and run from the same window

Why it mattersDevelopers who live in an IDE get the same managed environment as notebook users.

Launchpad Code Studio: VS Code in the browser with the solver entrypoint open
Launchpad Code Studio: VS Code in the browser with the solver entrypoint open

On-Demand CPU & NVIDIA GPU

Get CPU, RAM and NVIDIA GPU resources instantly, and test how performance scales across GPU configurations.

  • Immediate access to GPU-backed instances
  • Try different GPU configurations
  • Size resources on measured performance

Why it mattersStop over-provisioning. Use the compute your problem actually needs.

Launchpad: choose the solver, the development environment (JupyterLab or VS Code), the server size and the NVIDIA GPU before starting
Launchpad: choose the solver, the development environment (JupyterLab or VS Code), the server size and the NVIDIA GPU before starting

Hybrid Development with CUDA-Q

Build hybrid quantum-classical workflows with NVIDIA CUDA-Q, simulate on GPUs, then run the same code on QPUs.

  • CUDA-Q ready on GPU instances
  • GPU simulation for larger qubit counts
  • Same code on simulators and real hardware

Why it mattersSimulation and hardware validation become one continuous workflow.

Launchpad Code Studio: the solver entrypoint open in VS Code in the browser, dark mode
Launchpad Code Studio: the solver entrypoint open in VS Code in the browser, dark mode

From Notebook to Solver

Take working notebook code into the platform as a solver, ready to benchmark and run.

  • Prototype in the notebook
  • Package as a platform solver
  • Benchmark against alternatives

Why it mattersShorten the path from a promising prototype to comparable, repeatable results.

Launchpad: the solver entrypoint in the editor and the Actions panel with Build solver and the latest validated build
Launchpad: the solver entrypoint in the editor and the Actions panel with Build solver and the latest validated build

Launchpad

Open your quantum workspace

CPU, GPU and CUDA-Q, ready when you are.

Launchpad: the solver entrypoint in the editor and the Actions panel with Build solver and the latest validated build