The First Anniversary of the Quantum Katas
This July we’re celebrating the first anniversary of the Katas; let’s look at the how the project grew and evolved during this year....
Posts by Microsoft Quantum Team
Open Source Release Welcomes Developers to Contribute and Help Solve Planet-Scale Challenges
At Microsoft, our Quantum mission is to develop and deploy the world’s most scalable, secure, quantum computing system and to support a rich ecosystem of domain experts, developers, and researchers to solve today’s most challenging problems....
Enhanced chemistry library with 1QBit contribution and new numerics library
This month’s Quantum Development Kit update includes a new contribution to our chemistry library from our partner 1QBit. In today’s 0.7 update, we also introduce a new numerics library, Q# language features, and further expansion of our Quantum Katas with community contributions....
Microsoft, Brilliant team up to offer quantum curriculum
With the Microsoft Quantum Development Kit, getting started with quantum development is easy. Now we’re helping to make it even easier: we’ve partnered with the team of educators at Brilliant.org to teach you about quantum computing in a new way....
Microsoft Quantum collaborates with Willis Towers Watson to transform risk-management solutions
Willis Towers Watson (NASDAQ: WLTW)—a leading global advisory, broking, and solutions company—has long used complex mathematical models to deliver great results for clients and turn risk into growth. However, some problems are still so challenging that they remain intractable with even the most advanced contemporary computational solutions. Because of that, Willis Towers Watson has...
Build 2019: Quantum team shows how the best quantum tools are getting even better
Our quantum team made several presentations during Build, ranging from explanations of what quantum computing is, to how to program today for tomorrow’s quantum machines, to using modern developer tools to make programming for quantum easier....
Kata Notebooks make quantum programming more approachable
With this month’s Quantum Development Kit release, we’re focused on empowering our users to get engaged with quantum development. The new release makes it easier to learn quantum computing with the quantum katas notebooks. ...
Open Source Release coming for Microsoft’s Quantum Development Kit
We are excited to announce that this summer we will be open-sourcing the Quantum Development Kit, including our Q# compiler and quantum simulators....
Learn how to develop for Quantum Computing at Microsoft Build 2019
Our annual developer event, Microsoft Build, will take place May 7–9, 2019, at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle. The event invites developers, engineers, programmers, and all-around tech creators to gather around emerging technological concepts, including quantum computing....
Quantum Development Kit Update brings Q# to Jupyter Notebooks
Today, we’re bringing Q# programming directly to the world of Juypter Notebooks....