
The New
Possible – Recap
5 days. 6 partner talks. 4 live demos.
The launch of the Open Acceleration Stack.
Open acceleration stack announcement

Qubits Aren’t Enough: The Hidden Engine Behind Quantum Computing
Quantum computing needs real-time support from classical systems like AI, GPUs, and CPUs to operate and scale. In this video, Quantum Machines CEO Dr. Itamar Sivan explains the Open Acceleration Stack, which tightly connects these systems with quantum processors for microsecond-level feedback.
Watch to see how hybrid quantum-classical computing is enabling faster analysis, error correction, and the next generation of quantum systems.
March 16, 2026 | Denver, ColoradoLive Demo Videos
Running Quantum Error Correction with Real-Time Classical Control
In this demo, Yaniv Kurman demonstrates quantum phase estimation with a surface code using Quantum Machines’ Open Acceleration Stack.
It shows real-time decoding, feed-forward control, and low-latency execution – where classical programs can dynamically modify quantum operations within a single run.
Dr. Yaniv Kurman | Product Research Physicist, QM
Partner Talk Videos

Pushing Nines” with Diraq Spin Qubits and Measurement-Time Classical Co-Processing
Andre Saraiva | Diraq
Scaling to 100,000 Qubits? Misha Lukin & Yonatan Cohen on the Future of Atom Arrays
Mikhail Lukin | Harvard / QuEraBlogs
Metrology, not Mythology: Making Flux-Tunable Qubits Work in Practice
Quantum computing’s next breakthrough isn’t just better qubits – it’s smarter systems. Meet the Open Acceleration Stack: a new architecture uniting quantum processors with GPUs, CPUs, and more in real time.
Mar 25, 2026 | Tom Dvir & co-author | 7 min read

Open Acceleration Stack: Bringing AI into the Heart of Quantum Computing
Mar 18, 2026 | 6 min readEvent Photo Gallery

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