Munich Quantum Software Forum

Quantum computing is becoming a reality, and software for this promising technology is becoming key for its successful utilization. As a result, numerous players frequently introduce new software solutions. The Munich Quantum Software Forum (#MQSF) aims to bring together the “who’s who” in quantum computing software by providing a forum to present their software, exchange ideas, and discuss the future of quantum software.
The forum features, again, renowned representatives from industry, startups, and academia who present existing software tools as well as recent developments, including:

Ali Javadi (IBM)
Brad Lackey (Microsoft)
Khaldoon Ghanem (NVIDIA)
Martin Schuetz (Amazon Web Services)
Inés de Vega (IQM)
Daniel Borcherding (QUDORA)
Lukas Burgholzer (Munich Quantum Software Company, MQSC)
Michał Stęchły (PsiQuantum)
Netanel Lindner (Qedma Quantum Computing)
Austin Fowler (Google)
Wolfgang Lechner (ParityQC)
Yuval Boger (QuEra)
Jens Eisert (Freie Universität Berlin)
Miwako Tsuji (RIKEN)
Nathan Sammah (Unitary Foundation)

Besides that, the forum plans to host poster sessions, panels, discussions, and exchanges on:
Further Quantum Software Tools,
Quantum Software Stacks,
Standards (e.g., MLIR vs. QASM), and more.

The audience will be composed of other fellow software developers, end-users, and other stakeholders.
We are expecting plenty of opportunities for networking and outreach to potential collaborators.