December 24, 2024

The Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Technology Group (AI & QT) from C-DAC Pune recently conducted a successful workshop on Quantum Accelerated Computing at the Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology (RSET) in Kochi on December17th 2024.

This workshop focused on bridging the gap between emerging technologies and the practical applications of Quantum Computing using Quantum Accelerators.

Highlights of the Workshop

The inaugural day of the workshop, led by C-DAC Pune's AI & QT team, provided participants with an in-depth exploration of Quantum Computing. Experts delivered engaging lectures, interactive demonstrations, and hands-on sessions, covering the fundamental principles and diverse applications of these revolutionary technologies.

A key focus was on Quantum Accelerated Computing, offering attendees a comprehensive understanding of its transformative potential.

The workshop garnered enthusiastic participation from a diverse audience, including faculty members, researchers, and students from universities across India. All attendees benefited greatly from the interactive nature of the sessions.

This workshop marks a significant milestone in India's journey towards quantum computing leadership. It has laid the groundwork for future advancements and collaborations that will shape the next era of technology.Given the burgeoning interest in quantum computing, such events are crucial for fostering the expertise and innovation required to effectively harness the immense potential of this transformative field.

Acknowledgments

Dr. Binu A, Assistant Professor at RSET, also received recognition for his role in coordinating the event. Special thanks were given to Ms. Laxmi Panat, Scientist G, Programme Director of the AI & QT Group, and Shri. Amit Saxena, Scientist E, CI of Quantum Accelerator Project, for their leadership and support throughout the workshop.

The success of the workshop was made possible by the expertise of the AI & QT teamincludingMithilesh Gaikwad, Aashay Pandharpatte, Deeksha Kushwah, Vishu Vyas, Kanishka Padamata, Abhishek Nautiyal, Saraswati Kendre, Rutuja Kadamand Shashank Sharma.

The event marked a significant step toward enhancing knowledge and collaboration in the rapidly evolving fields of quantum computing and cloud computing.