How does quantum computing (QC) work, what principles is its programming based on and why does the so-called “quantum advantage” promise disruptive change in almost all industries? In a one-day workshop, experts from Fraunhofer IAO will introduce QC and present the innovation network, its opportunities and challenges, and potential applications.
Quantum computing promises great potential for companies in almost all sectors thanks to its speed and efficiency advantages. The QC compact seminar provides participants with a comprehensive overview of the current innovation network in the field of quantum computing.
After an overview of the two quantum technologies, quantum computing and quantum sensing, we will discuss the differences between classical computers and quantum computers and the associated challenges and opportunities, in particular types of problems that can potentially be solved with QC. We then demonstrate the quantum principles using qubits by explaining e.g. bloch sphere and quantum states such as superposition and their measurement. Based on this, different quantum algorithms and exemplary use cases will be presented.
Optional: In the afternoon, we invite participants to get to know the state of the art of today's system
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How does quantum computing (QC) work, what principles is its programming based on and why does the so-called “quantum advantage” promise disruptive change in almost all industries? In a one-day workshop, experts from Fraunhofer IAO will introduce QC and present the innovation network, its opportunities and challenges, and potential applications.
Quantum computing promises great potential for companies in almost all sectors thanks to its speed and efficiency advantages. The QC compact seminar provides participants with a comprehensive overview of the current innovation network in the field of quantum computing.
After an overview of the two quantum technologies, quantum computing and quantum sensing, we will discuss the differences between classical computers and quantum computers and the associated challenges and opportunities, in particular types of problems that can potentially be solved with QC. We then demonstrate the quantum principles using qubits by explaining e.g. bloch sphere and quantum states such as superposition and their measurement. Based on this, different quantum algorithms and exemplary use cases will be presented.
Optional: In the afternoon, we invite participants to get to know the state of the art of today's system architectures and to deepen this knowledge with a final visit to our Quantum Lab and the phenomena of the quantum world.
The seminar at a glance:
Morning
- Quantum technologies and the innovation ecosystem
- Quantum computers vs. classical computers: challengesand opportunities (incl. problem categories)
- Quantum principles: Qubits, Superposition & Co
- Quantum algorithms and use cases
Afternoon (optional)
- Quantum hardware of different system architectures
- Quantum errors and correction
- Visit Quantum Lab
The event is aimed at Quantum Computing Enthusiasts, Management without Prior Technical Knowledge, Politicians, Decision-Makers, Cross-Disciplinary Enthusiasts.
Scientific contacts:
Dr. Vamshi Mohan Katukuri
Science Transfer at Research and Innovation Center Cognitive Service Systems
Fraunhofer IAO
Nobelstraße 12
70569 Stuttgart
Mail: vamshi.katukuri@iao.fraunhofer.de
Chiara Stephan
Kommunikation und Wissenstransfer
Fraunhofer IAO
Nobelstraße 12
70569 Stuttgart
Phone +49 711 970-5148
Mail: chiara.stephan@iao.fraunhofer.de
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