Quantum Computing and the Open Source Ecosystem
summary
Claims that quantum will sit as a co‑processor model accessed mostly via cloud and that open source abstraction layers must prevent vendor lock‑in; lists Qiskit, Cirq and Q# as usable frameworks and cites integration patterns: a Kubernetes Qiskit operator for dev/test and a second containerized REST “quantum oracle” for serving optimization calls from classical apps. Demonstrations focus on orchestration and interfaces rather than new hardware, and community pilots are running to validate those operators and integration patterns.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:33Who am I
- 2:42Red Hat
- 4:30Classical Computing
- 8:09Classical vs Quantum
- 12:31Natural Sciences
- 16:08Community
- 17:45Call to Action
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