As quantum computing ecosystems become more complex, the question of how their different components will work together is becoming increasingly important. This is a decisive moment: rather than allowing closed structures to emerge that are difficult to open up later, interoperability and open interfaces should be built in from the very beginning. Two levers are particularly important in this context and should be strategically aligned: open-source software and standards.
Against this background, the workshop will bring together representatives from the opensource community, DIN (German Institute for Standardisation) and the broader quantum computing ecosystem to examine existing approaches, discuss the barriers that still hinder wider implementation, and explore how more open and interoperable structures can be advanced proactively.
The session is designed as an interactive format, with the goal to pool expertise, encourage active exchange and develop concrete ideas for how future interfaces in QC ecosystems should be designed.
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This workshop is in english language only
Program
13:00 - 13:10
Welcome
13:10 - 13:30
The beauty of collaboration: How Open Source can help to scale quantum computing
Michael Plagge, VP Ecosystem Development, Eclipse Foundation Europe GmbH
13:30 - 13:50
Open Source and Interoperability in Quantum Computing: Lessons from the Qiskit Ecosystem
Luciano Bello, Senior Research Software Engineer, IBM Research
13:50 - 14:10
Open-Source European Software Stack
Philipp Kunst, Sub-team Lead Quantum Service Engineering, Project Lead »FullStaQD«, Fraunhofer IAO
Nikolay Tcholchev, Head of Quality Engineering for Urban ICT & Quantum Computing & Sebastian Bock, Quantum Computing Scientist, Fraunhofer FOKUS (Project qrisp)