Munich Quantum Software Forum 2024

Please note: The event is free of charge, and we would like to keep it that way. In the past edition, this led to a significant number of no-shows, while several interested peers ended up on the waiting list without a ticket. Hence, we kindly ask you to cancel your ticket if your plans change and you cannot come.

Moreover, in the week of September 30 to October 6, we will ask you again to confirm your participation via a Google form that will be sent to your email.

If you do not confirm, we may give your ticket to someone from the waiting list. We hope for your understanding.

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The forum will host sessions covering software pitches, panels, discussions, and exchanges on

• Quantum Software Tools,
• Quantum Software Stacks,
• Standards (e.g., QIR vs. QASM), and more.

In addition, the forum features renowned representatives from academia and industry who present existing software tools as well as recent developments in dedicated keynotes. More precisely,

• Blake Johnson (IBM) covering Qiskit,
• Fabio Baruffa (Intel) covering the Intel Quantum SDK,
• Bettina Heim (NVIDIA) covering CUDA-Q,
• Josh Izaac (Xanadu) covering Catalyst,
• Andre Luckow (BMW) covering QUARK,
• Yehuda Naveh (Classiq) covering the Classiq Platform,
• Jan Goetz (IQM) covering IQM Resonance,
• Thomas Monz (AQT) covering the AQT Cloud Arnica,
• Andre Carvalho (Q-CTRL) covering Black/Fire/Boulder Opal,
• Aleks Kissinger (Oxford) covering QuiZX,
• Lukas Burgholzer (TU Munich) covering the Munich Quantum Toolkit (MQT), and
• Max Halbich (SAP) covering Quantum for Enterprise Adoption.

The audience will be composed of other fellow software developers, end-users, and stakeholders. The forum will take place in Munich with a vibrant quantum computing community, home of the Munich Quantum Valley Initiative (one of the biggest interdisciplinary initiatives on quantum computing worldwide), and several key players “in the neighborhood”. We are expecting plenty of opportunities for networking and reaching out to potential collaborators.

More information is available at:

https://www.cda.cit.tum.de/research/quantum/mqsf/

Host or Publisher Chair for Design Automation, TU Munich