Achieving scalability in quantum computing
While a variety of quantum systems exist today, many are unable to scale to solve some of the world’s most challenging problems.
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The quantum computing effect on public-key encryption
Microsoft researchers studied the resources required to implement quantum algorithms for factoring large integers and for computing discrete logarithms in the context of elliptic curve cryptography (ECC). -
Common framework for scientific experiments: QCoDeS
QCoDeS is an open source data acquisition framework that was created by distilling the homegrown solutions used in Station Q’s experimental labs, and infused with all the best practices from the open source software world. -
Training a quantum optimizer
In this paper, published in Physical Review A, we show how to greatly improve success at solving Constraint Satisfaction Problems on a quantum computer by using a learned schedule, instead of the standard linear ramps. -
Direct from the 2016 Quantum Retreat in Redmond
The 2016 QRetreat took place on Microsoft’s Redmond campus on April 28 and 29, 2016. -
Unlocking the power of Azure for Molecular Dynamics
At Microsoft, we continue to invest more in our cloud HPC infrastructure so that innovators can accelerate the pace of research and discovery. -
The Azure Quantum ecosystem expands to welcome Qiskit and Cirq developer community
We’re excited to invite Python developers to experience the open Azure Quantum ecosystem with an expanded stack. -
Announcing Azure Quantum Credits and new development capabilities
Vibrant ecosystems are a cornerstone of innovation for any emerging technology space. -
Ally Financial joins Azure Quantum program to transform customer experiences in the financial industry
Today, Ally Financial, a leading digital financial services company, shared that it is partnering with Microsoft on Azure Quantum solutions. -
Azure Quantum is now in Public Preview
Azure Quantum, the world’s first full-stack, public cloud ecosystem for quantum solutions, is now open for business. -
Do you want to become a quantum developer and help solve the unsolvable?
Effective 10/13/2023, we’re pleased to share that the Microsoft Quantum Inspired Optimization (QIO) solver is now available on GitHub under the MIT license in collaboration with KPMG. -
Developing a quantum-ready global workforce
At Microsoft Quantum, our ambition is to help solve some of the world’s most complex challenges through the world’s most scalable quantum system.