PLATFORM COMPATIBILITY • MARCH 2026

QPC Runs on Origin Quantum (Wukong)

Quantum Polycontextural Computing is now verified on Origin Quantum’s 72-qubit Wukong superconducting quantum computer. Same QPC morphogrammatic brickwork circuit as Pasqal, IBM, and IonQ.

✓ VERIFIED ON WUKONG HARDWARE

Test Explanation

We ran the same QPC morphogrammatic brickwork benchmark already validated on Pasqal, IBM, and IonQ, on Origin Quantum’s cloud platform using pyqpanda3 and the 72-qubit Wukong superconducting backend.

What We Tested

Circuit: QPC morphogrammatic brickwork — kenogrammatic (RY/RZ) layers + brickwork CNOT pattern + measurement
Platform: Origin Quantum Cloud via pyqpanda3, backend 72 (Wukong 72-qubit superconducting)
Purpose: Prove QPC runs on Chinese quantum hardware and Origin Pilot–compatible infrastructure

Benchmark Results

Both runs executed successfully on Wukong hardware (backend 72).

Qubits

97.27% uniqueness

Qubits

100% uniqueness

Wukong Chip Size

4–5 s

Execution Time

Detailed Results

Run	Qubits	Shots	Unique States	Uniqueness	Time
12Q	12	256	249	97.27%	4.3 s
20Q	20	512	512	100%	4.3 s

Same circuit structure as Pasqal/IBM/IonQ: depth 12 brickwork, RY/RZ + CNOT. High uniqueness confirms proper quantum statistical behavior on Wukong.

QPC and Origin Pilot: Cooperation, Not Competition

Origin Pilot (本源司南) is Origin Quantum’s quantum operating system and control layer. QPC is a computational/algorithm layer. They operate at different levels and are complementary.

Layer Comparison

Layer	Origin Pilot	QPC
Control / OS	Task submission, chip control, calibration, protocol	—
Computation / Logic	—	Multi-contexture, transjunctions, kenogrammatic states
Physical	72Q Wukong, HanYuan, PQPUMESH8, ion trap, photonic	Targets these same platforms as backends

Conclusion: QPC can sit on top of Origin Pilot — compile QPC programs to Origin’s task format and run on Wukong, HanYuan, or other Origin-backed hardware. No conflict; natural collaboration.

Advantages for Origin Pilot

Integrating QPC with Origin’s platform brings clear benefits to Origin Quantum and its users.

Why Origin Pilot Benefits from QPC

Differentiation: Origin becomes the first Chinese quantum platform with native polycontextural / multi-contexture semantics, beyond standard gate-based or variational algorithms.
Hardware-agnostic proof: QPC is already validated on IBM, IonQ, Pasqal, and now Origin — a single logic layer across global hardware.
Protocol alignment: Origin’s heterogeneous chip protocol (异构量子芯片对接协议) is designed for external backends; a QPC chip or QPC-backed system can plug in as another adapter.
New applications: Multi-contexture and transjunctional algorithms open use cases (supply chain, optimization, context-rich AI) that standard QC struggles to express.
Market positioning: QPC adds a premium algorithmic layer; Origin Cloud gains a unique value proposition for research and enterprise customers.

QPC Across Four Hardware Families

One framework, multiple platforms

QPC is now demonstrated on:

Superconducting (IBM): Gate-based 65Q, 128Q, and multi-context transjunctional runs
Superconducting (Origin Wukong): 12Q and 20Q on 72-qubit Wukong via Origin Cloud
Trapped ions (IonQ): Gate-based 36Q and related tests
Neutral atoms (Pasqal): Analog run on Pasqal qutip; same QPC compatibility for Cloud and hardware

This shows that Quantum Polycontextural Computing is a universal quantum computation layer that spans Western and Chinese quantum infrastructure — including Origin Quantum’s Wukong and PilotOS ecosystem.

QPC ON ORIGIN WUKONG — VERIFIED