Qiskit: Building a quantum computing community
summary
Qiskit is an open-source Python SDK that runs on cloud quantum hardware (public five‑qubit access to larger devices, partners like Honeywell AQT and IonQ support Qiskit), provides an interactive textbook and free courses, and organizes global events: a summer school with 20 lectures, 5 labs, ~5,000 registrants from 100+ countries and ~100 mentors. IBM publishes a roadmap (127‑qubit device now, target ~1,000 qubits by end of 2023) and tooling for pulses, circuits and algorithms.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:14Qiskit: Building a quantum computing community
- 1:20A new frontier in information technology
- 3:05A path to solve intractable problems
- 5:16A new model of computation
- 9:04Qubits versus Bits
- 10:31Quantum chemistry simulations
- 13:01Quantum machine learning
- 17:14Quantum Computing Technology
- 18:59Superconducting Quantum Processor
- 21:16Challenging Engineering Environment
- 22:40IBM Quantum system evolution
- 23:03IBM Quantum system roadmap
- 23:41Quantum Performance Metrics
- 24:48Bits and Qubits
- 25:35Classical and Quantum Logic
- 26:58Classical and Quantum Computation
- 28:38IBM Quantum Development Roadmap
- 30:56Qiskit Educational Resources
- 32:15Online Introductory Course
- 32:28Online Open Source Textbook
- 33:06Qiskit Global Summer Schools
- 34:56Qiskit Challenges
- 36:46Contributing to Qiskit
- 39:13Get started with Quantum Computing & Get connected to the Qiskit Community
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