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The seventh annual Quantum Computing User Forum underscores Oak Ridge National Laboratory's pivotal role in advancing hybrid quantum-HPC research through cloud-based access to leading systems. Key discussions focused on integrating quantum capabilities with high-performance computing workflows, featuring workshops from major hardware providers and insights into the Open Quantum-HPC Software Ecosystem. This event highlights critical progress in scaling quantum applications for complex scientific simulations and expanding global researcher access via the DOE's QUEST initiative.

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ORNL Quantum Computing User Forum Highlights Quantum-HPC Research

The Quantum InsiderAugust 21, 20265 min read

Insider Brief Press release – Researchers, software developers and technology leaders from across the global quantum computing ecosystem gathered at the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) in July for the seventh annual Quantum Computing User Forum (QCUF). The event highlighted ORNL’s leadership in advancing the future of computing through quantum technologies integrated with […]

Oak Ridge National Laboratory hosted its seventh annual Quantum Computing User Forum, bringing together 184 researchers, developers and technology leaders to discuss quantum computing and hybrid quantum-HPC research. Quantum Computing User Program participants presented research spanning quantum applications, software development, simulations and scientific workflows using cloud-based and on-site quantum systems. The forum also featured workshops from Quantinuum, IonQ, IBM and IQM and discussions on the Open Quantum-HPC Software Ecosystem for integrating quantum computing with high-performance computing. Press release – Researchers, software developers and technology leaders from across the global quantum computing ecosystem gathered at…

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