Press kit
Quantum Rings Press Kit
Official logos, brand colors, typography, and boilerplate for Quantum Rings and Open Quantum. Please follow the usage guidelines below. For anything you can't find here, contact our press team.
About Quantum Rings
Quantum Rings builds the toolchain that lets all developers — from beginners to advanced researchers and everyone in between — run their quantum workloads anywhere. Whether the target is the company's own high-performance simulator or a commercially available quantum computer, Quantum Rings makes it easy to access whatever quantum technology a project needs. Learn more at quantumrings.com.
About Open Quantum
Open Quantum is Quantum Rings' unified access point for quantum hardware. It lets developers and researchers run programs, explore different architectures, and build portable workflows across QPUs from IonQ, Rigetti, IQM, and AQT through a single interface. Every new account includes $50 in free compute credits. Access Open Quantum at openquantum.com.
In the press
Quantum Rings in the News
Selected coverage from the quantum computing press. Links open on the publisher's site.
- Dr. Bob Sutor's Daily Quantum Update·Aug 2026Article
Daily Quantum Update for Monday, August 3, 2026
- Quantum Pirates·Jul 2026Article
Oratomic, IM, Max Planck, Rigetti, QTech and more — The Week in Quantum Computing, July 13th 2026
- Dr. Bob Sutor's Daily Quantum Update·Jul 2026Article
Daily Quantum Update for Friday, July 10, 2026
- The Quantum Insider·Jul 2026Article
Quantum Rings, qBraid Partner to Expand Free Access to Quantum Hardware
- Quantum Computing Report·Jul 2026Article
Quantum Rings' Open Quantum Product Now Available on the qBraid Platform
Independent research
Research Using Quantum Rings
Papers and research artifacts by outside authors that use or cite Quantum Rings products. Links open on the publisher's site.
Bell-Pair Clifford Memory for Pauli-Channel Spectroscopy on a Noisy QPU: A Hardware Channel-Use Crossover
A. Berrada
Memory-assisted Pauli-channel spectroscopy experiments executed on a superconducting QPU accessed through the Open Quantum platform.
Read the paperHardware-Oriented Hidden-Code-Sampling-Inspired Certification on a 60-Qubit Superconducting Processor
A. Berrada
Certification circuits run on the Rigetti Cepheus-1-108Q processor through the Open Quantum platform and Python SDK.
Read the paperBenchmarking Zero-Setup Quantum Circuit Simulators
A. R. Mazumder, M. Z. Mullath, H. Tepanyan
BlueQubit’s benchmark of zero-setup simulation platforms, comparing the Quantum Rings simulator against its own and others on quantum-volume circuits.
Read the paperFamily-Aware Residual Architecture for Predicting Quantum Circuit Simulation Performance
H. Xing, Y. Jiang, X. Wang, Z. Wang, Z. Jiang
Grew out of the Quantum Rings challenge at MIT iQuHACK 2026 — all training data was generated on the Quantum Rings tensor-network simulator.
Read the paperShallow-depth GHZ state generation on NISQ devices
S. S. Chelluri, S. Schuster, Sumeet, R. Roma
Recommends the Quantum Rings SDK for more efficient and tailored large-scale simulations.
Read the paperLogos
Quantum Rings Logo
Horizontal, stacked, and side-stack layouts. The horizontal lockup is preferred; each is available as PNG and SVG.
Logos
Open Quantum Logo
The “Open Quantum by Quantum Rings” lockup and the standalone mark. Use the dark version on light backgrounds and the white version on dark backgrounds.
Logo Usage Guidelines
Do
- Use the official logo files provided on this page, unaltered.
- Keep clear space around the logo of at least the height of the mark.
- Use the light-background lockup on light surfaces and the white lockup on dark surfaces.
- Scale the logo proportionally so it stays legible (minimum ~120px wide for the full lockup).
Don't
- Do not stretch, condense, rotate, or otherwise distort the logo.
- Do not recolor the logo or apply gradients, shadows, or outlines.
- Do not place the logo on busy backgrounds or low-contrast colors.
- Do not recreate, re-typeset, or modify the wordmark.
Brand Colors
Quantum Green is the primary brand color. Use the neutrals for text and surfaces.
Primary brand color
#50BC83
Primary on light surfaces
#2E9E63
Dark surfaces / backgrounds
#0A0E14
Light backgrounds / surfaces
#F7FAF8
Secondary text
#9AA7B8
Typography
IBM Plex Sans
Used for headings and body text. A free, open-source typeface from Google Fonts.
IBM Plex Mono
Used for code samples, device ids, and technical references.
Media & Press Inquiries
For interviews, additional assets, or questions, reach our press team.
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