In March we migrated the Quantum Development Kit to .NET 6.0 and added support for Visual Studio 2022. Learn more here in this post!
We're happy to be supporting UnitaryHACK June 3 - 17. Register to contribute to some great open source PyQIR projects and collect bounties in the process!
This April we partnered with IonQ and Quantinuum to offer one of the technical challenges at Quantum Coalition Hackathon 2022. Meet the challenge winners and learn about their projects!
This January we partnered with IonQ to offer one of the technical challenges at iQuHACK – MIT’s annual quantum hackathon. Meet the challenge winners and learn about their projects!
This blog post introduces the sparse simulator. Learn how it works and how it may help you with testing and debugging of quantum algorithms.
Here we introduce the new Q# lambda expressions language feature and give some examples of its usage.
We are excited to announce that Microsoft along with our partners IonQ and Quantinuum will join Quantum Coalition Hack, hosted during the week of April 4-10! Learn more about the challenge we'll be offering and the best ways to prepare for it.
This blog post illustrates how CI/CD-pipelines can be built for hybrid quantum apps with tools from the Quantum Development Kit (QDK), GitHub Actions and various Azure services. These cover the full app lifecycle: from app building, automated testing, resource estimating up to provisioning the target environment and deployment of the app.
Learn how to use the $500 Azure Quantum credits to experiment with our partners' quantum hardware.
