Labs
RISQ and the Shor estimator: the tools behind our own research, with the full model rather than the browser demo.
- What it does
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RISQ. Model a business-risk graph — risk events, their probabilities and the dependencies between them — and estimate the tail two ways, classical Monte Carlo and quantum amplitude estimation, side by side. A sensitivity ranking orders the risk drivers by how far each one moves the result. The method is our published paper, arXiv:2103.05475.
Shor estimator. From an RSA key size to the logical and physical qubits, the runtime, and the roadmap year hardware gets there — with the error-correction sizing behind the physical count shown, not hidden.
- Who it is for
- Risk quants and model-validation teams who want to see where amplitude estimation stands against Monte Carlo on their own structure; security and cryptography teams putting a date on a post-quantum migration.
- Try the demo
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Reduced versions of both run in your browser, without an account.
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