Log inSign up
PennyLane
2,226 posts
PennyLane profile banner
@PennyLaneAI

PennyLane

@PennyLaneAI
@XanaduAI's PennyLane is an open-source software platform for quantum computing, ML, & chemistry. Build meaningful algorithms from inspiration to implementation
pennylane.ai
Joined September 2019
123
Following
9,164
Followers
RepliesRepliesRepostsRepostsMediaMedia

Log in or sign up for X

See what’s happening and join the conversation

Continue with phone
or
Log in with username or email
Terms·Privacy·Cookies·Accessibility·Ads Info·© 2026 X Corp.
  • @PennyLaneAI
    PennyLane
    @PennyLaneAI
    22m
    We’re proud to be sponsoring Q-SITE Toronto on September 26th & 27th! 🤝⚛️ Q-SITE is a student-run conference dedicated to empowering undergraduates and early-stage researchers as they explore interdisciplinary paths across quantum computing and technology. At PennyLane,
    Image
  • @PennyLaneAI
    PennyLane
    @PennyLaneAI
    Sep 8
    Experimental spectroscopy results are only as good as the simulations used to interpret them, but quantum algorithms are stepping up to bridge the gap. 🔬 In this PennyLane demo, Emily Nobes breaks down a digestible, executable toy version of the algorithm from the recent Xanadu
    Image
    1
  • @PennyLaneAI
    PennyLane
    @PennyLaneAI
    Sep 3
    Ever read an arXiv paper and wonder, "Wait, how do I actually code this part?" 🤔 In our latest PennyLane demo, Matt Pocrnic (@mpocrnic97) and David Ren break down how to block encode signed integers – a key technique from the Xanadu Algorithms team's paper, “Efficient
    Image
    Xanadu
    1
  • @PennyLaneAI
    PennyLane
    @PennyLaneAI
    Sep 3
    Put your quantum coding skills to the test! Back by popular demand, the QHack coding competition, powered by PennyLane, runs from October 16–23. Whether you are a solo innovator or assembling a team of four, this is your chance to test your skills against real-world challenges.
    Image
    1
  • @PennyLaneAI
    PennyLane
    @PennyLaneAI
    Sep 2
    Is loading classical data into quantum algorithms actually cheap? 🤔 For years, many quantum algorithms assumed yes, relying on the promise of Quantum Random Access Memory (QRAM). Thanks to the recent breakthrough research by Shifan Xu and Yongshan Ding from Yale (@Yale_QI), we
    Image
    YaleQuantumInstitute
Advertisement
Advertisement