Microsoft Q# and Azure Quantum
summary
Microsoft Q# is a real language with a .NET simulator and an Azure Quantum backend that runs on partners like QCI, IonQ and Honeywell; code uses Hadamard, CNOT, X/Z and M gates and can dump alpha/beta values locally for debugging. The demo teleports a 75/25 superposition to a remote qubit in the simulator (works; original collapses), and the CHSH example shows classical 75% vs quantum ~85% win rates.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 5:47Why Quantum Computing
- 10:42Superposition and Entanglement
- 13:08Entanglement
- 14:33What Are Specific Use Cases for Quantum Computing
- 16:30Drug Development
- 24:14Dirac Notation
- 42:24Azure Quantum
- 43:00Debugging
- 49:21Teleportation
- 54:10Teleport a Qubit
- 58:28Chsh Game
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