Computer scientists refer to computer languages that abstract from the technical details of the specific type of computer as high-level programming languages. Silq is the very first high-level programming langu
For those wary of quantum’s “seedy” reputation in its potential to break encryption systems, Yuan says it’s still not very well known to what extent quantum computers will actually be able to reach their performance promises in practice. “There’s a lot of research that’s going on in...
Computer scientists refer to computer languages that abstract from the technical details of the specific type of computer as high-level programming languages. Silq is the very first high-level programming language for quantum computers. High-level programming languages are more expressive, meaning that ...
LANGUAGE researchPROGRAMMING languagesCOMPUTATIONAL mathematicsQUANTUM computingQUANTUM mechanicsQUANTUM computersCOMPUTER scienceQuantum programming is an emerging area developed in last 2 decades from the multidisciplinary research on quantum computing. Quantum computing combines the idea of Quantum Mechanics, ...
Quantum programming languages are essential to translate ideas into instructions that can be executed by a quantum computer. Not only are they crucial to the programming of quantum computers at scale but also they can facilitate the discovery and develop
Carbon is a groundbreaking programming language designed specifically for quantum computing. Quantum computers harness the mind-boggling properties of quantum mechanics to perform computations that were previously thought to be impossible. Key characteristics of Carbon include: ...
1.1.1Design of quantum programming languages Early research onquantum programmingfocused on the design of quantum programming languages. Several high-level quantum programming languages have been defined in the later 1990s and early 2000s; for example, the first quantum programming language, QCL, was ...
Quantum Inspire uses cQASM 3.0. Whenever this site mentions QASM or cQASM, it is referring to cQASM 3.0 unless explicitly stated otherwise. cQASM is used to describe relatively simple circuits, which is fine for the current generation of quantum computers. In the future, a higher level of ...
Entanglement and Superposition are what give quantum computers their power over classical computers. If these two ideas are at the heart of the power of quantum computing, it therefore makes sense that any programing language for quantum computing should make these two ideas front and center. This...
Quantum Computing Language (QCL) is a quantum programming language which is used to write programs for quantum computers. A quantum program has to be run on a classical computer, which in turn controls a quantum computer. The quantum program takes classical input and produces classical output like...