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IBM's Qiskit Global Summer School marks a decade of cloud quantum access by introducing a dedicated beginners-only track and updated certification requirements to broaden developer participation. The program emphasizes practical, hands-on training on current high-performance hardware, shifting the focus from pure theory to real-world workload exploration. This initiative aims to sustain the global quantum ecosystem by lowering entry barriers while maintaining rigorous technical standards for skill acquisition.

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Qiskit Summer School Marks a Decade of Cloud Quantum Computing

Quantum ZeitgeistMay 27, 20264 min read

Registration is open for Qiskit Global Summer School, a free, virtual program designed to help individuals develop practical quantum computing skills using Qiskit. This year’s event celebrates ten years of cloud-based quantum computing and will focus on hands-on experience with current technology.

Ten years after IBM first offered access to a quantum computer via the cloud, sparking a global quantum ecosystem, the company is opening registration for the Qiskit Global Summer School. Running from July 13, 24, the free, virtual program is designed to equip students, researchers, and developers with practical quantum computing skills using Qiskit. This year’s iteration introduces a dedicated beginners-only track, allowing newcomers to access learning content without the pressure of advanced…

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