OrangeQS Juice
An operating system
to operate quantum systems
OPEN
An open platform to build on
- Open-source hardware abstraction layer (Quantify)
- Compatible with common hardware and software for quantum R&D
- Specialized dashboard for real-time monitoring and interactive GUI
- Microservice architecture to integrate custom or third party apps
QUANTUM
Dedicated to quantum R&D
- Pre-installed packages for quantum R&D
- Simplified installation and update process for clean environments
- Open-source Linux-based distribution for full transparency
- Collect all system logs in one place for fast system-wide debugging
- Capable of handling large data-sets
TOGETHER
Designed for multi-user operation
- Shared python kernel for remote and multi-user collaboration
- Database management for reliable workflows
- Editable installations supporting user repositories and live editing
- Task manager for scheduling and managing experiments
The vision
- Unify setup and subsystem control in a single framework
- Ability to automate thermal & custom experimental cycles
- Rely on stable remote control and a multi-user framework
- Build your own version with editable installs and open APIs for apps/services
The roll-out
Our beta users
community updates
OrangeQS Juice reveals closed beta for users and developers
At the APS Global Physics Summit 2025 in Anaheim, California, better known as the APS March Meeting, OrangeQS revealed the closed beta of OrangeQS Juice.
In Q2 and Q3, the beta version of OrangeQS Juice, a framework for the control of quantum systems, is put to the test by users and developers. Early users that signed up for the closed beta are the Advanced Quantum Testbed (AQT) at Berkeley Lab, Chalmers Next Labs, the DiCarlo Lab at QuTech and other leading institutes.
OrangeQS Juice architecture
Based on outcomes of the closed beta, the architecture below might be subject to changes.
learn more about OrangeQS Juice
Get in touch with juice@orangeqs.com for more information
or to request to join the closed beta of OrangeQS Juice