Kinich Quantum
Multi-backend quantum computing with QML capabilities. Kinich integrates with multiple quantum backends to provide accessible quantum computing while enforcing data sovereignty for the nation of Belize. Jobs run on simulators unless hardware backend credentials are configured.
Key Features
Multi-Backend Quantum Compute
Azure Quantum (primary), IBM Quantum (fallback), Google Cirq, and SpinQ, with automatic backend selection and failover. Local simulators cover offline development.
Quantum ML (QML)
VQC, QNN, and QSVM classifiers with 6 feature maps and 3 optimizers. 33 QML files, 8,245+ lines of quantum ML code.
Error Mitigation
Zero Noise Extrapolation (ZNE) and readout error correction for improved quantum circuit fidelity.
Data Sovereignty
All quantum computations enforce data sovereignty rules. Sensitive data never leaves Belizean-controlled infrastructure.
Authentication & Security
JWT and API key authentication, role-based access control, and Prometheus metrics for monitoring.
FastAPI REST API
Full HTTP API for circuit submission, QML training/inference, backend management, and health monitoring on port 8888.
Workload Simulation
Includes synthetic quantum workload simulation tooling for API load testing, seamlessly handling JSON-string metadata within the Postgres job store.