Azure Quantum documentation

Learn about quantum computing with the Azure Quantum service. Use Python and Q#, a language for quantum programming, to create and submit quantum programs in the Azure portal, or set up your own local development environment with the Quantum Development Kit (QDK) to write quantum programs.

About Azure Quantum

Overview

• What is Azure Quantum?

Deploy

• Create a quantum workspace

Reference

• List of quantum hardware providers
• Types of quantum targets

Training

• Training path - Get started with Azure Quantum

Get started with Q# and the Quantum Development Kit

Download

• Set up the Quantum Development Kit

Overview

• What is Q#?

Quickstart

• Create your first Q# program

Training

• Learn Q# with Copilot
• Learn Q# with the Quantum Katas

Develop quantum programs with the Quantum Development Kit

Overview

• Ways to run Q# programs

Tutorial

• Create a quantum random number generator
• Explore quantum entanglement
• Implement Grover's algorithm
• Implement the Quantum Fourier Transform

How-To Guide

• Run a Q# program in Visual Studio Code
• Work with Q# projects
• Run hybrid quantum computing programs
• Submit a circuit with Qiskit
• Submit a circuit with Cirq
• Adapt a Qiskit sample to Azure Quantum

Azure Quantum Resource Estimator

Quickstart

• Run your first resource estimation program

Overview

• What is the Azure Quantum Resource Estimator?
• Ways to use the Resource Estimator

Reference

• Target parameters of the Resource Estimator
• Understand the result data of the Resource Estimator

How-To Guide

• Run multiple configurations of parameters in a single job
• Use known estimates to optimize resource estimation
• Perform manual caching to optimize resource estimation

Tutorial

• Estimate resources of a quantum chemistry problem

Manage your Azure Quantum resources

Overview

• Azure Quantum Credits
• Azure Quantum pricing plans
• Limits and quotas

How-To Guide

• Connect to your quantum workspace
• Share access to your quantum workspace
• Add a group to your quantum workspace
• Authenticate using an Access Key
• Authenticate using a service principal