IQT The Quantum Dragon Podcast Episode 90 – Of Algorithms and Analogies

Dr. Ulrich Hoff, Quantum Engagement Specialist at Kvantify

I spoke with Dr. Ulrich Hoff, Quantum Engagement Specialist at Kvantify, about Koffee and Qrunch for quantum chemistry, why Qrunch features the variational quantum eigensolver so prominently, the use of Nvidia’s DGX-Spark to simulate 60-80 qubits, onion layers and other analogies, the significance of stressing “practical advantage,” the definition of “intermediate algorithms,” and more.

• Dr. Ulrich Hoff (LinkedIn)
• Kvantify (website)
• Kvantify (LinkedIn)

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