Quantum

Quantum computing has advanced rapidly in recent years. As quantum systems grow in capability and application, there is a need to benchmark their performance. Quantum volume is emerging as a key metric to gauge the power of quantum computers. This article explains what quantum volume is, how it is calculated, its usefulness, and the state […]

Quantum computing has seen tremendous growth in recent years. With major investments from tech giants and startups working on building practical quantum computers, the field is advancing rapidly. This creates an increasing need for quantum programmers who can write software to run on quantum hardware. For those looking to enter the world of quantum programming,

In 2025, we are starting to see the first real world applications of quantum computing emerge. While full-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computers may still be years away, the “noisy intermediate scale quantum” (NISQ) computers available today are beginning to make an impact in certain domains. Here are some of the near-term applications of quantum computing we

Introduction to quantum states Quantum states, also known as wave functions, describe the condition of a quantum system. There are two main types of quantum states – pure states and mixed states. The key difference between them lies in whether the system can be described by a single wave function. Let’s explore this difference further.