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Solving Hard Problems with Quantum & High-Performance Computing in The Cloud

Offered By: GOTO Conferences via YouTube

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Course Description

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Explore the intersection of quantum computing and high-performance computing in the cloud through this 36-minute conference talk from GOTO Aarhus 2023. Dive into the fundamentals of quantum mechanics, quantum bits, and various quantum computing platforms including superconducting circuits, trapped ions, and Rydberg atoms. Discover real-world applications in quantum chemistry, drug design, logistics, and finance. Learn about the quantum computing landscape in Denmark and gain insights into Kvantify's approach to integrating quantum and classical computing. Follow a deep dive into a project timeline, tech stack, architecture, and CI/CD processes, with a focus on using Bazel for robust development. Understand how quantum computing, combined with classical high-performance computing, can tackle some of humanity's most computationally challenging problems.

Syllabus

Intro
Quantum effects become relevant
Quantum mechanics
Quantum bits
Platforms
Superconducting circuits
Trapped ions
Rydberg atoms
QuBits
Use case: Quantum chemistry
Use case: Penicillin
Use case: Logistics
Use case: Finance
Quantum computing in DK
Kvantify
Deep dive: first project
Timeline
Tech stack
Architecture
CI/CD
Enter Bazel
Robustness
Testing
Final solution
Outro


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GOTO Conferences

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