The Future of Quantum Computing
Quantum computing may sound like science fiction, but it is already changing industries by solving complex problems that are far beyond the capabilities of traditional computers. As the field grows, the focus is shifting from standalone quantum systems to modular setups: multiple Quantum Processing Units (QPUs) that collaborate with classical systems via cloud or HPC (high-performance computing) platforms.
This requires smarter ways to combine quantum and classical computing, and middleware plays an important role in this.
In this TechTalk, Nishant Saurabh discussed a collaboration between BMW, Princeton University, and Utrecht University to design middleware for quantum and classical computing. He explained how these systems should work together, introduced tools for building and testing hybrid apps using the Quantum-MiniApp framework, and demonstrated a pilot middleware system that connects different types of quantum hardware. The talk provided an accessible look at the future of quantum and classical computing and at what these technologies can enable for science and industry.
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Modular Quantum Systems Explained
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Middleware Frameworks for Integration
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Quantum MiniApp for hybrid apps
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Demo of a pilot middleware system
