Example notebooks that show how to apply quantum computing with Amazon Braket.
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Example notebooks that show how to apply quantum computing with Amazon Braket.
A Python SDK for interacting with quantum devices on Amazon Braket
Study resources for learning quantum computing
Experimental Julia implementation of the Amazon Braket SDK
Qiskit-Braket provider for running Qiskit programs Amazon Braket devices
Deploy a solution to research on drug discovery problems using quantum computing and classical computing resources.
Quantum Computing Guide
A plugin for running Xanadu PennyLane programs on Amazon Braket devices
MPQP is a python library to create quantum circuits and run them on a multitude of backends from various providers.
A type-safe, functional quantum programming language embedded in Python. Write a quantum program (qkernel), then estimate its qubit and gate requirements and run it across multiple quantum SDKs, all from a single source.
Open-source Python library for quantum computing. Build quantum algorithms once, run them on simulators such as Qiskit Aer, PennyLane, CUDA-Q and Qulacs, and on IBM Quantum, IQM and Amazon Braket hardware.
Amazon Braket で量子コンピューティングを試すためのサンプルノートブック (日本語) です。
Solution for near real-time monitoring and control of costs incurred by Amazon Braket quantum tasks.
Quantum Computing Tests and Learning Journey
Interactive demonstration platform exploring post-quantum cryptography, blockchain security, and sustainable distributed trust through participatory user experience and real quantum hardware execution.
A progressive curriculum spanning circuit fundamentals through production hybrid workloads. Build real quantum algorithms with hands-on notebooks.
Exploratory project deploying small-scale optimization problems to Amazon Braket using quantum backends. Compares classical and quantum solutions to introduce hybrid modeling and infrastructure-as-code principles.
CDK app to create IAM User/Role for Amazon Braket Hands-on Workshop
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