China Mobile Cloud (移动云) launched AutoLab for Quantum, enabling natural-language quantum-circuit construction, noisy simulation, quantum-neural-network training, and experiment reproduction.

China Mobile Cloud (移动云) launched AutoLab for Quantum on September 7 for universities and research teams. The service is presented as a one-stop research agent through which users describe experimental objectives in natural language rather than undertaking extensive coding and environment configuration.

The announced functions include quantum-circuit construction and visualization, noisy simulation, Grover search, and quantum-neural-network training. It also supports experiments using the variational quantum eigensolver (VQE) and quantum approximate optimization algorithm (QAOA).

Additional capabilities include pulse-level simulation and optimization, literature retrieval, and experiment reproduction. The source does not specify quantum hardware access, processor or simulator capacity, supported qubit counts, pricing, or validation results, so the launch should not be described as a new quantum-computing hardware deployment.