World Congress 2025 Aug 20, 2025 Session details

Quantum DevOps - Quantum Application Development

Ilie-Daniel Gheorghe-Pop

How do you verify code when measuring it alters the outcome? Prepare your classical DevOps pipelines for the quantum era using hardware-agnostic Python frameworks and rigorous simulation.

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#1 about 4 min

The limits of Moore's law and quantum necessity

Quantum physics challenges and tunneling effects are ending traditional transistor scaling and driving the need for new paradigms.

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Complexity theory and quantum algorithmic advantage

Specific optimization and factoring problems can be solved efficiently using quantum bounded polynomial time.

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Classical versus quantum developer programming paradigms

Quantum development shifts from deterministic inputs to probabilistic computations and collapsing quantum states.

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Timeline of quantum computing algorithms and hardware

Historical milestones span from early quantum theory to modern multi-qubit processors and modular computing chips.

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Current landscape of quantum applications and cloud access

Major cloud providers offer access to physical quantum computers for emerging industry use cases.

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Programming foundations and building blocks for quantum circuits

Developers build sequential timelines with quantum gates while navigating the challenge of verifying probabilistic results.

#7 about 4 min

Extending classical devops workflows for quantum evaluation

A crucial evaluation phase is necessary to assess algorithm compatibility and backend performance metrics.

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Understanding the end-to-end quantum application lifecycle

The quantum development lifecycle includes simulating, testing, and operating applications in the noisy intermediate-scale era.

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Future industry outlook and getting started with quantum

Developers can start experimenting with quantum algorithms using open-source Python tools ahead of practical viability.

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Educating developers for the new quantum programming paradigm

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The evolution of the quantum developer ecosystem

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Key takeaways and practical frameworks for quantum adoption

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Exploring quantum execution frameworks and hardware layouts

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Practical applications and hybrid solutions for quantum computing advantage

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