Microsoft has released a free preview of its Quantum Development Kit in the hopes that it will help bring about increased interest in the development of quantum computing. The kit contains its ...

Microsoft is asking developers for help in its mission to turn the hype of quantum computing into reality. Today, the tech giant is open-sourcing its Quantum Development Kit, which Microsoft first ...

At the Microsoft Ignite Conference in September, ... and today the company took another step toward that goal when it released a preview of its quantum computing development kit.

Microsoft is looking to open up the quantum ecosystem to experts, development and researchers with the announcement that its quantum development kit (QDK) is now open sourced.

Microsoft's Quantum Development Kit is now available as an open source project on GitHub. The QDK launched in preview last year, and is Microsoft's attempt to get developers familiar with quantum ...

Microsoft released the first version of its quantum development kit and a new quantum computing programming language Q# last December.Today, the company has released an update that adds support ...

Microsoft is taking its first steps toward equipping developers with the tools they need to develop for quantum computers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate ...

The Microsoft Quantum Development Kit, launched in beta form on December 11, is anchored by Q# (pronounced “q sharp”), featuring a native type system for qubits, ...

Microsoft’s programming language for quantum computing, Q#, features a native-type system for qubits, operators, and other abstractions. The Quantum Development Kit includes the Q# programming ...

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Microsoft releases a version of its Quantum Development Kit for Linux and Mac along with an improved quantum computing simulator that runs four to five times faster.

Microsoft is making available a free preview version of its promised Quantum Development Kit. The kit includes the Q# programming language and compiler and a local quantum computing simulator, and ...