Women in Quantum Computing
The research field of quantum computing is growing strongly and there is still a lot to discover and learn. Here’s an interesting video highlighting some of the top women in this emerging field.
Introduction
Introduction to Quantum Computing
Riya Parikh, second year M.Tech student at Indian Institute of Information Technology, Pune delivered a lecture on Introduction to Quantum Computing. In this lecture she talks about the conceptual and mathematical background of Quantum Computing. Later, she also answers questions… Read More »Introduction to Quantum Computing
Introduction to Quantum Computing with Python and Qiskit
Vicente Ruben Del Pino Ruiz delivers this session on “Introduction to Quantum Computing with Python and Qiskit.”
Quantum – the power of the little things | Irati Alonso Calafell | TEDxVienna
Here’s an interesting TEDx talk by Irati Alonso Calafell. Quantum computers are supposed to change our lives, but what makes them so powerful? A brief overview on quantum computation: its power, the current status and the magic behind. Irati Alonso… Read More »Quantum – the power of the little things | Irati Alonso Calafell | TEDxVienna
Intro to Quantum Computing Workshop
Ben Sachs and Thomas Sievert deliver a brief overview of the history and promise of quantum computing, with a special focus on governments and big industry players.
Be Prepared! Quantum Technologies are going to be the Next Big Disruption
Awareness about quantum computing’s potential is spreading. In some fields, such as quantum sensors, quantum communications and cybersecurity, disruption will probably come in a matter of years and impact a wide variety of sectors. On the long run, they promise… Read More »Be Prepared! Quantum Technologies are going to be the Next Big Disruption
IBM Research Chief Scientist Ruchir Puri On Quantum Computing And No Code Machine Learning
IBM Research Chief Scientist Ruchir Puri On Quantum Computing And No Code Machine Learning
Superposition in Quantum Computers – Computerphile
Parting the veil of mystery on quantum superposition using waves. Professor Phil Moriarty takes us through it.
Why Quantum Computing Could Transform Our World
Solving certain types of problems can take billions of years on our current conventional computers. Quantum computers, however, could potentially solve these types of problems in just seconds. Quantum computers have the potential to impact many fields, such as machine… Read More »Why Quantum Computing Could Transform Our World