Programming quantum computers is becoming easier: computer scientists at ETH Zurich have designed the first programming language that can be used to program quantum computers as simply, reliably ...

Microsoft says it has a created a new programming language for quantum computers, seeking to help developers unlock the still largely theoretical power of ...

When enabled by flexible AI programming languages, quantum computing performs AI calculations much faster, and at a greater scale.

Fresh from ETH Zurich comes the new Silq programming language. They also have submitted a paper to the PLDI 2020 conference on why they feel that it is the best quantum programming language so far.

It supports unique quantum-computing concepts alongside conventional constructs found in high-level classical programming languages.

Microsoft has developed a programming language designed for quantum computers and simulations to help create a quantum computing future.

Few, however, could have predicted that Microsoft would broach the subject of quantum computing, let alone announce a new programming language for coders to work with quantum bits.

One of the newest efforts in this space is Silq, a high-level programming language for quantum computers out of Switzerland’s ETH Zurich.

A quantum computing startup called Quantum Machines has released a new programming language called QUA. The language runs on the startup’s proprietary Quantum Orchestration Platform.

Microsoft today launched a preview version of a new programming language for quantum computing called Q#. The industry giant also launched a quantum simulator that developers can use to test and ...

Silq is, its creators claim, the world’s first high-level quantum computer programming language. Here's why it's so exciting for those working in the field.