Zilver

A distributed quantum simulator.

Simulate larger circuits on integrated GPUs, where a unified memory pool gives the quantum state room that dedicated VRAM cannot. Run on your own machine, or join the network and share the load.

Network nodes support Apple Mac mini, AMD Ryzen and NVIDIA. No cloud. No subscription. Open source.

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Turn your workstation into aQuantum Simulation Node.

Quantum Simulation
on your hardware.

Classical computers simulate quantum systems exponentially slowly, and every added qubit doubles the memory the state needs. Zilver targets the GPUs that share a unified memory pool with the system, on Apple silicon and on AMD, so the state has room to grow instead of stopping at the limits of dedicated VRAM.

Distributed Simulation Network
Connect your machine to a global mesh of quantum simulators. Contribute idle compute, run larger circuits than your local machine supports, and advance open quantum science. Nodes run on Mac minis, AMD Ryzen boxes and NVIDIA GPU machines.
Training Data for AI
Simulation output feeds directly into the Sirius Quantum dataset pipeline, helping build the quantum training data layer the AI era requires.
Fully Open Source
Apache 2.0 licensed. Audit the code, extend it, fork it. The simulator core, network layer, and Metal shaders are all in the open.