Writing Quantum Computer Code
Seems inevitable that quantum computers will be available in much greater capacity than the current cloud-based offerings from Alibaba and IBM, amongst others. Meanwhile, realization is setting in that coding these wonders is different than coding classical computing systems. Microsoft has Q#, there is qHiPSTER and QISKIT to name several languages. Google is leading the development of OpenFermion, available at GitHub and a complete offering through PyPI. April 1, 2018.
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