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I see, sorry I didn't notice I was looking into old docs. So, anyway, you still have to go with dense tensors as initial embedding of the nodes, right?

Alright, thanks for the help, I guess we can close.

Hello, we are in the process of implementing a `qulacs` backend in [qibo](https://github.com/qiboteam/qibo/pull/1272). As the plan is to have `qulacs-gpu` as an optional dependency, we would need the GPU package...

Thanks, I tried building from sources but it still fails for me: USE_GPU=Yes pip install . ``` qulacs$ USE_GPU=Yes pip install . Processing /nfs/users/andrea.papaluca/git/qulacs Installing build dependencies ... done Getting...

It fails as well: USE_GPU=Yes pip install --no-build-isolation . ``` qulacs$ USE_GPU=Yes pip install --no-build-isolation . Processing /nfs/users/andrea.papaluca/git/qulacs Preparing metadata (pyproject.toml) ... done Building wheels for collected packages: UNKNOWN Building...

I have got the same problem of failing to load the `graphbolt` library. I tried several different versions of pytorch (2.1.0, 2.2.0, 2.2.1, 2.3.0) with cuda 12.1 and python 3.10...

We have the same problem here as in #1239. Namely, since now in main `qibo` depends on `qibotn/py3.12` and `qibojit/py3.12`, I cannot resolve the conflicts without breaking something. For `qibojit`...

I was waiting for `qibotn` and `qibo-cloud-backends` to be merged before merging this one, just to avoid breaking the `set_backend` for those two.

@stavros11 Can I ask for your help to double check whether some lines that I commented out are still useful? Namely, here https://github.com/qiboteam/qibo/blob/21c766e12290c2a2818132c4ef092119dab67e19/src/qibo/models/circuit.py#L704C2-L707C63 I don't think we allow for different...

> I added the `numba` types, but I'm not sure how to don the CUDA ones and would need some help here. looking at the cupy kernels https://github.com/qiboteam/qibojit/blob/227006557d90e4bc13c8af3665cbbd6e14314c5e/src/qibojit/custom_operators/raw_kernels.py#L24 it seems...