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QuantumPath® and mitigating the impact of change on quantum computing vendors
José Luis Hevia, Mario Piattini and Guido Peterssen, members of aQuantum, have published the article "QuantumPath® and mitigating the impact of change on quantum computing vendors" in The QPath Blog. In the article, the authors show the impact that the change of a...
aQuantum in the 1st International Workshop on Quantum Programming for Software Engineering (QP4SE´22)
aQuantum has had a considerable presence in the 1st International Workshop on Quantum Programming for Software Engineering (QP4SE´22), a track of the ESEC/FSE 2022 conference held in Singapore November 14th-18th. On the one hand, Mario Piattini, aQuantum CRO, was the...
Practical Quantum Computing: 3-qubit random number generator with QuantumPath®
José Luis Hevia and Alonso Martin-Toledano, members of aQuantum, have co-authored the article entitled “Practical Quantum Computing with QuantumPath®: 3-qubit random number generator”, published in The QPath® Blog. Starting from a brief explanation about random...
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“QuantumPath, The First Quantum Software Development and Application Lifecycle Platform, is an ecosystem that covers the widest range of possible applications by integrating the software classical and quantum worlds, developing quantum software connected to real-world systems”.
“The general aim of project “QHealth: Quantum pharmacogenomics applied to ageing” is mainly human-oriented: the increase in longevity and quality of life of older adults. The study will include the adverse reactions to prescribing drugs in order to predict unwanted side effects of a specific one”.
