Open-sourcing the compiler — which takes code written by developers in a programming language and makes it run on a computer — could help budding quantum developers better understand how to ...

Quantum computers aren’t yet practical, but Microsoft has already developed a programming language for them. Q# works inside Visual Studio, just like most other languages, and could offer ...

At this year's Build conference, Microsoft announced it will open source the Q# compiler and quantum simulators. This is part of Microsoft's push to get developers to code with its Q# quantum ...

Microsoft is offering a developer kit to help get started in quantum computing and using the company’s quantum-focused Q# programming language. Microsoft has been bullish lately on quantum ...

It’s a process very similar to the one I used at my first programming job, writing Fortran finite-element analysis code that used a vector processor attached to a supercomputer to handle matrix ...

Microsoft is making available a free preview version of its promised Quantum Development Kit. The kit includes the Q# programming language and compiler and a local quantum computing simulator, and ...

The developer of the Q# programming language, Microsoft Quantum recently announced the creation of an intermediate bridge that will allow Q# and other languages to be used to send instructions to ...