Quantum Virtual Machine to accelerate research and learning

Re:Quantum Virtual Machine to accelerate research and learning by fileyfood500 on Tuesday July 19, 2022 @06:48PM (#32158986)

I just tried IBM Quantum Composer[1] after reading through this Colab and finding I didn't know enough about quantum circuits to do anything besides clicking play. Quantum Composer gave me a super simple drag and drop GUI for getting familiar with basic circuits/building blocks.

I made it 20 minutes before having to look up a Bloch sphere (happens when you start experiments with 'S' and 'Z' blocks which add phase shifts). I don't directly use a lot of IBM products, and I had a great experience with this one!

Link: https://quantum-computing.ibm.com/composer

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Re:Quantum Virtual Machine to accelerate research and learning by neodypsis on Wednesday July 20, 2022 @04:13AM (#32162879)

Have you looked into https://qiskit.org ?

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Re:Quantum Virtual Machine to accelerate research and learning by Redimo on Wednesday July 20, 2022 @02:10AM (#32162060)

Yup, from my understanding and experience IBM is by far the furthest and easiest to use. As in, I can throw up my python shell, write 20 lines of code, and that thing will run my circuit on a real quantum computer in the next 10 minutes.

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