Neutral atoms quantum computing and applications
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An introduction to neutral atoms based QC and what we do in industry to the faculties at various institutions in Oslo. Read more
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HPC-QC integration for neutral atoms based QPUs
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Giving an introduction to neutral atoms based, digital-analog, quantum computing and the challenges that arise trying to integrate such non-solid state devices into current and future HPC centres. Read more
Pulse level simulation of neutral atom QPUs
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I presented on behalf of Pasqals emulation team our work on tensor network simulations of pulse level programming of neutral atom QPUs as well as our work on differentiable simulators for digital-analog algorithms. The work presented centred around our whitepaper for the cloud-based tensor network emulator (EMU-TN)[https://arxiv.org/abs/2302.05253] and the emulators built for the then not yet released (Qadence)[https://github.com/pasqal-io/qadence] digital-analog quantum programming interface. Read more
Qadence @ POPL24
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The Fourth International Workshop on Programming Languages for Quantum Computing (PLanQC 2024) at the 51st ACM SIGPLAN Symposium on Principles of Programming Languages (POPL 2024). Read more
European Quantum Software and Systems Summit (EQS3)
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European Quantum Software and Systems Summit (EQS3)’s third edition took place the 17th - 19th of April 2024 at DTU in Denmark. Read more
Supercomputing SC24
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Supercomputing 2025 took place 17th - 22nd of November 2024 in Atlanta.. With a record of over 18 000 attendees and almost 500 exhibitors it’s the highlight of the HPC calendar. Read more
FOSDEM Quantum Computing Devroom
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I gave a talk at the Quantum Computing devroom @ FOSDEM 2025 organised by the Unitary Fund. FOSDEM is a free event for the free and open source software community. The turnup for the quantum devroom was amazing, hopefully to be repeated in the future. Read more
Software at the intersection of Quantum and HPC
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High performance computing environments differ significantly from quantum labs, and real-world workloads differ significantly from algorithm research. Besides programming another gargantuan challenge is resource management and scheduling maximizing the real utilization of the devices. In this talk, we share lessons learnt and plans from deploying two of Pasqal’s analog neutral-atom systems, with three more underway. As a vendor a key challenge is aligning with the different sites’ software stacks and preferences. Solving this as a community, for example by creating widely adopted, open-source, quantum software remains a major challenge. Pasqal’s focus is on open sourcing some of its internal software, centred around our two SDKs Pulser and Qadence, as well as integrating with some of the largest quantum ecosystems and adopting existing HPC technologies. Read more