Sit back and explore quantum machine learning and quantum programming with our curated selection of expert videos.
Isaac De Vlugt (Xanadu)
John Martinis is currently a professor of physics at the University of California, Santa Barbara, but you probably know him best for his work on Google's quantum supremacy experiment in 2019!
In her first trip to Canada, we sat down with Zoë Holmes to chat about her fascination with hockey, poutine and — oh yeah, quantum machine learning!
Alba is a talented researcher at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC-CNS), but you'll want to watch this episode to hear about her interesting holiday traditions!
Catalina Albornoz (Xanadu)
The Canadian Quantum Cup (CQC) is an event where every Canadian university gets the chance to register a team and compete among the best of the best. We sat down with last year's Canadian Quantum Cup winners to hear how they got to their winning ways!
Maria is a researcher here at Xanadu and holds the longest BTK episode at the moment! She's an OG PennyLane founder, a QML powerhouse, and as down-to-earth as anyone.
Memes, barren plateaus, and pumpkin spice lattes — three key food groups that make a great quantum computing researcher like Marco Cerezo!
Got code that uses quantum and classical and wondering how to run both on the corresponding hardware? Braket's hybrid jobs has you covered.
Broadcasting is a pretty cool concept that leans heavily on old old old Fortran libraries, but is incredibly important in our ML-everywhere world! Learn more about it in this video.
Isaac De Vlugt, Josh Izaac, Nathan Killoran, and Maria Schuld (Xanadu)
To celebrate PennyLane turning 5 years old, we sat down with Josh, Nathan, and Maria to reminisce about the early days of PennyLane.
Isaac De Vlugt & Guillermo Alonso
We rank the best quantum algorithms. Are we out of our minds? Find out!
Emiliano Godinez (TUM, IQM) & Isaac De Vlugt (Xanadu)
Welcome to Between Two Kets, the podcast where we get to know the biggest names in the quantum programming community. Our second guest is Emiliano Godinez!
Isaac De Vlugt
Smash goals, not keyboards! Coding challenges are a great way to sharpen your quantum programming skills, and here's five steps to approaching them.
Blind coding... yep. Our finest quantum programmers put their muscle memory on the line in this utterly pointless but necessary video.
Is teleportation possible? … Yes, but it wouldn’t be possible without entanglement! Learn how you can teleport qubits in this PennyLane Tutorial.
Isaac De Vlugt & Nathan Killoran (Xanadu)
Welcome to Between Two Kets, the podcast where we get to know the biggest names in the quantum programming community. Our first guest is Nathan Killoran!
Learn about the complex but crucial topic of sampling random unitaries.
Antal Szava
Learn how to derive the parameter-shift rule — a versatile and quantum hardware-compatible differentiation method.
Guillermo Alonso (Xanadu)
What might you be asked in an interview for a quantum programming position? Here's an example worth a full solution.
Learn about oracles and Grover's search algorithm.
Learn about QAOA in a different way!
Learn about the various types of measurements that are possible in PennyLane.
Alvaro Ballon (Xanadu)
Learn about the ubiquitos quantum algorithm: the variational quantum eigensolver (VQE).
Learn how to solve quadratic unconstrained binary optimization (QUBO) problems in PennyLane.
Learn how to model molecules on quantum circuits and then implement some basic calculations using PennyLane.
Have you ever wondered how we can differentiate an actual quantum computer? In this video, we look at hardware-compatible differentiation methods.
Understand one of the most fundamental ingredients used in near-term quantum algorithms and quantum machine learning: optimizing quantum circuits.
From simulators to real hardware, there are plenty of devices to access in PennyLane. Learn about some of their key features in this video.
Learn about the fundamental concept behind what makes PennyLane tick: QNodes.
Get PennyLane installed on your computer (Windows, MacOS, or Linux) with this step-by-step guide.
