Quantum Computing

In this talk, we’ll cover both the theory and best practices in quantum machine learning. 

Last week, NIST announced the first batch of four finalists in the standardization process for post-quantum cryptography. Here's what happened, the significance of the announcement, and what's next.

Together with Quantum expert Julian van Velzen we discussed the current state of Quantum computing.

When looking at the world and how it can be affected by the advancements in quantum computing, you can see that quantum computing can disrupt every industry.

Quantum computers are still at its infancy, and at the moment, solve nothing more than toy problems. What are realistic prospects, and how do we separate the hype from reality?

In this episode, we talk about something we don't about much, but it's a very important subject: technical publications!

Take a look at our most read and shared blog posts from January 2021.

Sir Thomas Watson, chairman at IBM in 1943, is often quoted to have said that the world market for computers maybe five computers.

As the quantum computing revolution is unfolding, companies, start-ups and academia are racing to find the killer use case.

We are now back with the second session on the Introduction to Qiskit. Qiskit is the IBM’s open source python-based Framework.

Take a look at our most read and shared blog posts from October 2020.

Zooming in on the potential applications of quantum computing in predicting the evolution of COVID-19 using quantum machine learning.