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Quantum Computing Is Here, Powered by Open Source

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Konstantinos Karagiannis, Chief Technology Officer, BT

Quantum computing is no longer a thought experiment—we’ve passed the 50-qubit barrier. As we build toward instant cracking of PK, ECC and other encryption, open source software by D-Wave and IBM is already being used to program these amazing machines. Find out how you can get involved with ProjectQ, Qbsolv and other tools as FOSS gets in on the ground floor of the next breed of supercomputer.

Learning Objectives:
1: Learn about the current state of quantum computing.
2: Obtain free quantum programming tools you can use today.
3: Understand what the next three years will bring in the exploding field.

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