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About quantum computing and computing in general by Craig Gidney - a member of Google Quantum Computing Team.

By the QuTech institution, sharing their research and daily life.

Quantum algorithms explained to data scientists with visualisations.

Interesting posts on quantum computation, by James Wootton.

Microsoft Quantum program-wide updates.

Personal blog of Michał Stęchły, includes many articles for people starting to learn about quantum computing.

Fully managed service providing a development environment to run quantum circuits on quantum simulators and computers.

Software development kit in Python for quantum gate computing.

Python toolset for automating and optimizing quantum hardware performance.

Python library for writing, manipulating, and optimizing NISQ circuits to run on quantum computers.

Framework for distributed computing on heterogeneous infrastructure from CPUs to GPUs to quantum computers.

Python package for improving the quality of quantum algorithm results.

Youtube channel focusing on quantum computing topics and general technology.

Qiskit series exploring the value and use of quantum circuits through a lecture series by academics and industry researchers.

YouTube video series showing how to write quantum algorithms.

The why and how of quantum programming with a focus on the Python Forest SDK from Rigetti.

Lectures for the first term of a course on quantum computation taught at Caltech in Fall 2020, by John Preskill.

A series of lectures on quantum computing by

Interactive learning for quantum gate computing by David Kemp.

An interactive platform for learning the fundamentals of quantum computing.

Univeristy Professor in Sydney, Australia, author of Quantum Computing for babies (and many more) as well as excellent Quantum Computing lectures on Medium.

Easy to understand, step by step introduction to quantum computing concepts.

Tutorials for Rigetti Computing's SDK.

Background information on the photonic continuous-variable approach to quantum computation, as well as tutorials for Xanadu’s SDK.

Strikes an excellent balance between accessiblity and mathematical rigour. It is suitable for undergraduate students.

Introduction to fundamentals of classical and quantum computing.

How quantum computing works and how it can change the world.

Introductory quantum computing textbook. The only prerequisite is trigonometry, and it teaches the math along the way.

An open-source textbook covering quantum algorithms and showing how to run them on real hardware using Qiskit. Also covers prerequisites.

Introduces quantum computing using Python and Q#, Microsoft's new language for quantum programming.

Explanations through problems. Curated along with Microsoft and Alphabet X.

“Introduction to Quantum Information” by Professor Artur Ekert at the University of Oxford.

Series of lecture notes on the MIT quantum information sciences course.

2-hour guided course focusing on learning how to code for a Quantum Computer leveraging Qiskit.

Introductory course on quantum cryptography and how to run quantum programs.

Same professor of the previous course, this time more focused on quantum concepts rather than math.

D-Wave System's Leap Community Forum.

IBM Q Community page with list of upcoming events and latest programs.

Slack Channel for Qiskit and quantum computing discussions.

Discussion about the book Quantum Computation and Quantum Information.

Discussion forum for quantum machine learning, both using simulations and on near term hardware.

Community contributed libraries, projects, and demos for the Q# language.

Interviews with key quantum computing figures, aimed at the lay person.

Podcast by Ethan Hansen covering three main topics: the basics of quantum computing, interviews and the latest news.

Podcast by Yuval Boger from