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Highlighting community contributions to the Quantum Development Kit
In July 2019, we updated the Quantum Development Kit (QDK) to be fully open-source and invited the community to help shape the developer tools that…
In July 2019, we updated the Quantum Development Kit (QDK) to be fully open-source and invited the community to help shape the developer tools that…
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.
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…
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…
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 …
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,…
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…
We are excited to announce that this summer we will be open-sourcing the Quantum Development Kit, including our Q# compiler and quantum simulators.
Today, we’re bringing Q# programming directly to the world of Jupyter Notebooks.