Keep up with the newest PennyLane features and events, while learning the latest and greatest in quantum programming from quantum coding experts.
PennyLane v0.45 and Catalyst v0.15 are out, so you can plan out your workflow with ease via application-focused state preparations and operations, put your compilation pipeline together using various transforms and pre-defined gate sets, admire your finished creation through comprehensive workflow inspection tools, and more!
Vasilis Belis
Joseph Bowles
Rishabh Gupta
Evan Peters
Maria Schuld
Why Xanadu’s hype-averse QML team is betting on the quantum Fourier transform to advance machine learning and better machine learning models.
Over the next few weeks, you may notice a change across the PennyLane ecosystem. We are now importing pennylane as qp, to emphasize that PennyLane provides functionality for general quantum programming beyond just quantum machine learning (QML). Read on to learn why we are making this change.
We've selected our favourite papers from the first quarter of 2026. Read our takeaways from the top quantum algorithms papers that we admire and that have been influential to our research.
Ali Asadi
Joseph Lee
Jarrett Smalley
Leigh Lapworth
Jose M Monsalve Diaz
Lee O'Riordan
Josh Izaac
Explore how we scaled up compilation and simulation of a key component of Rolls-Royce’s computational fluid dynamic (CFD) workflow on AMD GPUs, allowing the execution of large, realistic CFD models.
