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Programming IonQ's Trapped Ion Quantum Computer

Programming IonQ's Trapped Ion Quantum Computer

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Last updated: March 14, 2024
Jason Iaconis Staff Engineer in Applications Team
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Programming IonQ's Trapped Ion Quantum Computer

Overview of unique features of IonQ hardware and live demonstration of what we can accomplish programming IonQ hardware using Microsoft Azure

Jason Iaconis Staff Engineer in Applications Team
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