The QPath Blog Introduction to quantum software development with QPath Authors Guido Peterssen NodarseaQuantum COOQST Founder José Luis HeviaaQuantum CTO In quantum programming everything is new and, in this context, to develop quantum software we must pay attention to its most determining factors: · Quantum computing new paradigm · Quantum computing hardware · Quantum […]
The QPath Blog The QPath Modernization approach for the migration of classical-quantum information systems Author: Ricardo Pérez del CastilloaQuantum Senior Research Quantum Computing is becoming more and more mature and mainstream. Even so, there is still a great volatility in quantum programming technology during these first stages of this technological leap. Thus, some managers could […]
The QPath Blog QPath Features Author: José Luis HeviaaQuantum CTO Nowadays quantum technologies are beginning to emerge in the search for their practical applications and thereby have more relevance in the media as a solution to near-impossible-solve problems. Although, its state is still premature, the conditions necessary for this new technology to be a reality […]
The QPath Blog QPath, a (very) useful platform for the emerging quantum software business Author: Guido Peterssen NodarseaQuantum COOQST Founder In the world we live in, software is omnipresent. Both in business and in private life, software is increasingly decisive. Whatever we do, there is a software solution to efficiently solve any need, be it […]
The QPath Blog QPath, an accelerator of commercial quantum software development Autor: Guido Peterssen NodarseaQuantum COOQST Founder One of the greatest obstacles to the growth of the emerging quantum computing industry today is the shortage of specialized workforce [1]. The situation is so worrying that this is one of the most urgent problems to be solved in […]
The QPath Blog QPath helps secure investment and accelerates the adoption of quantum applications Author: Mario Piattini VelthuisaQuantum CRO As we know, the history of Computer Science is characterized by a succession of different paradigms. Let us remember that in the 1930s, on the one hand, Gödel, Turing, Church, etc. laid the foundations for Computer […]