Pasqal, a neutral-atom quantum computing company, has announced its integration into Scaleway’s Quantum-as-a-Service (QaaS) platform, unveiled at ai-PULSE 2025. This collaboration reinforces Pasqal’s commitment to democratizing quantum computing through sovereign cloud infrastructure for European researchers and developers.
Scaleway’s QaaS creates a unified ecosystem where users can access Pasqal QPUs directly through cloud infrastructure, prototype efficiently using high-performance GPU-based quantum emulation, and transition seamlessly to real quantum hardware. The platform supports open-source SDKs like Pulser, Pasqal’s Python library for pulse-level programming, which is essential for defining the laser pulses and sequences required for neutral-atom systems.
This integration strengthens Pasqal’s expanding footprint across European cloud infrastructure, following its November 2025 launch on OVHcloud’s Quantum Platform. The partnership is intended to provide European organizations with a clear path to exploring quantum computing applications while maintaining full control over their data and computational workflows.
Pasqal’s neutral-atom processors are now available alongside other European quantum hardware on the Scaleway platform. Jaap Kautz, VP of Product at Pasqal, noted that the unified cloud access to quantum hardware is an important step in making quantum computing more seamless for users.
Read the full announcement here.
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