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This year, IBM Quantum hosted its first ever Quantum Developer Conference — a gathering for developers to get an exclusive, hands-on preview of cutting-edge tools that will help them explore in the era of utility. QDC 2024 kicked off with our annual State of the Union address, featuring the latest updates and advances from IBM Quantum as we work to bring useful quantum computing to the world. The event brought together over 200 quantum developers and featured technical seminars, challenges, office hours, IBM and partner activation village, entertainment, and lab tours. There were also multiple opportunities for networking with researchers, engineers, experts! If you want to re-live the magic of QDC or you weren’t able to attend, all of the content and materials are now live on IBM Quantum Learning: https://ibm.co/3ZbToUa Be sure to follow this page for future announcements related to QDC and other IBM Quantum events!

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We also want to send a special congratulations to the QDC Challenge Winners! 🙌 Day 1 Track A: Gurinder Singh Day 1 Track B: Yulun Wang  Day 2 Track A: Spencer Churchill Day 2 Track B: Alejandro Montanez-Barrera Day 3 Track A: Guillaume Kielwasser  Day 3 Track B: Team-4 Alejandro Montanez-Barrera Daniel Sierra-Sosa  Diego Emilio Serrano Harry McMullan  Alejandro Gómez Cadavid 

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Anura A.

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What is the IBM ethics policy. Is it to confuse a totally innocent. Give depression injection.

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Thanks for sharing

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