If you're at IEEE Quantum Week, our workshop on quantum software is starting now in room 523AB!
Olivia Di Matteo starts us off by asking, what is the best abstraction hierarchy for quantum programming?
At IEEE Quantum Week this year, we're organizing a workshop by people working on quantum software to discuss the problems we are trying to solve, and what people are exploring when it comes to next generation quantum software ideas and architectures:
sites.google.com/view/quantu…
To celebrate PennyLane's 5th birthday, we've got a very special gift 🎁
Introducing Gatemojis!
Finally, a way to express your innermost feelings in the form of quantum circuits 😌
Download here 👇 and add to your favourite Slack/Discord servers: github.com/PennyLaneAI/gatem…
Because this works for hybrid quantum-classical functions, this also works for purely classical functions.
Write JAX code that compiles with native python control flow(!)
The AutoGraph feature is a *really cool* feature the team has been working on that makes such a big quality of life improvement when writing quantum algorithms with JIT support.
Fully mix native python control flow with quantum ops/measurements, and everything just works!
Catalyst v0.3 has dropped – the next-generation compilation backend for programming quantum computers.
🤖Native Python control flow with AutoGraph
📉Compiler-based backpropagation
🍎MacOS support
and many other improvements!
pennylane.ai/blog/2023/10/ca…
Here to demystify a common misconception about classical shadows is 2022 @XanaduAI Resident @Qottmann.
In our latest demo, learn about the classical shadow formalism in the Pauli basis and its new implementation in PennyLane.
Check it out 👇
pennylane.ai/qml/demos/tutor…
