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Perceval & Cloud Webinar #4

Watch our exciting fourth webinar as we delve into the latest updates and innovations in the world of Perceval and Quandela Cloud! In this engaging session, we’ll be exploring brand-new features and much more, with the invaluable insights of our special guest speakers!


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Perceval & Cloud Webinar #3

Watch our third webinar as we discuss the Perceval and Quandela Cloud updates, new features, and more! With us a special guest who joined: Eric Bertasi – Senior Scientific Developer who shared his insights and perspectives on the latest developments.


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Perceval & Cloud Webinar #2

Watch our second webinar as we discuss the Perceval and Quandela Cloud updates, new features, and more! With us two special guests who joined: Brian Siegelwax (Freelance Quantum Algorithm Designer & QML Researcher) and Brian Ventura (Consultant in Quantum Computing Applications at Sigma Reply) who shared their insights and perspectives on the latest developments.


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Perceval & Cloud Webinar #1

Watch our first webinar as we discuss the Perceval and Quandela Cloud updates, new features, troubleshooting, benchmark performance, and more!


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How to get started with Quandela’s QPU through OVHcloud

Wanna know how to get started with Quandela’s QPU through OVHcloud? In this video tutorial we’ll show you how in 4 easy steps.


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How To Get Started With Quandela Cloud – Tutorial

Are you wondering how to start using Quandela Cloud? Well, you’re in luck because we are going to walk you through the simple 4 steps with the following tutorial!


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BS Based Implementation – Perceval

To what extend can manufacturing errors in beam splitters affect performance of universal interferometers? Apollonie tackles this question with Quandela’s photonic development toolkit: Perceval.


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Tensor Network Simulation for Imperfect Boson Sampling

In this tutorial, Thibaud investigates if we can simulate Imperfect Boson Sampling (an important application of linear optical quantum circuits) on a classical computer.


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Boson Sampling: A Quantum Advantage

Marceau demontrates how we can harness a quantum advantage from Boson Sampling. Watch to find out if quantum advantage holds on a noisy physical system!


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Randomness Generation from Single Device

Raphaël explains why generating random data is not as easy as it may seem, then offers some possible solutions using quantum technology.


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Verification of Delegated Quantum Computations

In this video, Luca shows how we can build trust in our quantum computers at Quandela, by verifying the output of quantum algorithms.


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LOv-Calculus: Graphical Language for Linear Optics

Nicolas presents a new graphical language, used to efficiently describe linear optical circuits: LOv-Calculus.


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Certified Randomness Generation

In this tutorial, Boris outlines how with quantum algorithm we can generate certified random data; a task which is impossible to accomplish using classical methods.


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Certification and error mitigation of near-term photonic quantum devices

In this video, Rawad investigates the conditions necessary to harness a quantum advantage from near term photonic devices – primarily with error mitigation.


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Pascale Senellart – Photos: The Quantum Link | Distinguished Lecturer Prize 2020 Live

As MCQST Distinguished Lecturer , Prof. Pascale Senellart is giving a series of talks targeted to varied audiences. This public talk is designed for anybody curious about quantum science — even complete beginners!


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Les débuts de l’ordinateur quantique – par Pascale Senellart-Mardon

Conférence grand public d’intérêt général donnée par Pascale Senellart-Mardon, et organisée par la section Paris-Sud de la Société Française de Physique


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BQIT:21 Session Four – Niccolo Somaschi (Quandela)

“Modular Optical Quantum Computing” by Niccolo Somaschi (Quandela) from Session Four of BQIT:21 (Bristol Quantum Information Technology Workshop)



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Quandela is a European start up that provides photonic quantum computers that are modular, scalable, energy-efficient and accessible both on the cloud and on premise. Our team specialises in the development of both software and hardware solutions for a variety of quantum applications. We offer a wide range of services, from developing the most efficient and brightest single photons sources, to creating algorithms for quantum computers and providing cloud quantum computing solutions. 

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