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A look inside the Xanadu algorithms team with Juan Miguel Arrazola

August 21, 2026
Category:Algorithms|Authors:
Emily Nobes

Emily Nobes

The Xanadu algorithms team is a world-class collection of scientists, mathematicians, and algorithmists. Learn from Juan Miguel Arrazola, Director of quantum algorithms at Xanadu, what makes it so special.

A look inside the Xanadu algorithms team with Juan Miguel Arrazola

September 2026 is for quantum: IEEE Quantum Week 2026, IWQC, QRE, and beyond

August 20, 2026
Category:Announcements|Authors:
Lara Watson

Lara Watson

Join the PennyLane and Xanadu teams in Toronto for IEEE Quantum Week 2026! Discover our lineup of workshops and events, including unitaryCON, IWQC, and QRE, and meet the quantum experts behind our work this September.

September 2026 is for quantum: IEEE Quantum Week 2026, IWQC, QRE, and beyond

Choosing between QSP, QSVT, and GQSP

August 18, 2026
Category:Quantum Computing|Authors:
Emily Nobes

Emily Nobes

Have you ever found yourself toiling over which technique to use for your polynomial transformation needs? Learn the difference between QSP, QSVT, and GQSP to better understand when each serves us best.

Choosing between QSP, QSVT, and GQSP

Top quantum algorithms papers — Spring 2026 edition

June 22, 2026
Category:Algorithms|Authors:
Juan Miguel Arrazola

Juan Miguel Arrazola

Danial Motlagh

Danial Motlagh

We've selected our favourite papers from the second quarter of 2026. Read our takeaways from the top quantum algorithms papers that we admire and that have been influential to our research.

Top quantum algorithms papers — Spring 2026 edition

Your June PennyLane Roundup: v0.45 release, unitaryHACK, and a citation milestone!

June 15, 2026
Category:Newsletter|Authors:
Josh Izaac

Josh Izaac

David Ren

David Ren

Nathan Killoran

Nathan Killoran

Whether you're actively building the next quantum algorithm or just keeping an eye on where the field is heading, we want to bring the very best of the PennyLane ecosystem directly to your inbox.

Your June PennyLane Roundup: v0.45 release, unitaryHACK, and a citation milestone!
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