Learn TV -Learn how to develop secure IoT solutions with Azure Sphere and IoT Hub 13th October 2020
In this session Dave and Mustafa will deploy an Azure Sphere application to monitor ambient conditions for laboratory conditions. The application will monitor the room environment conditions, connect to IoT Hub, and send telemetry data from the device to the cloud. You'll control cloud to device communications and undertake actions as needed.Q# Advent Calendar 2018
First published on MSDN on Dec 20, 2018 To celebrate the festive season, our friends over in the Q# team are running a Q# Advent Calendar with a new post every day from 1st-24th December! Check it out to learn more about everything from quantum simulation to solving the Travelling Santa Problem to why amplitudes are complex!Frances and I have also contributed posts for this festive event: 15th December: Quantum Perceptrons (Frances) Learn (in comic form!) how to implement a quantum perceptron, from creating a dataset through to classification of that data Designed to supplement the Introduction to Quantum Machine Learning workshop run at the Machine Learning, AI & Data Science (MLADS) conference 2018 18th December: Gro-ho-ho-ver's Algorithm: How Quantum Computing Saved Christmas (Anita) (non-festive version can be found here) Learn how Grover's algorithm works in this step-by-step breakdown, plus how you can implement it using Q# Designed to supplement the official Microsoft sample for Grover's algorithmFor other posts relating to Q# and quantum computing, check out the rest of the Quantum Adventures blog for intro-level posts and links to lots of useful content 😊We hope you find them useful and wish you happy holidays!- Anita and FrancesThe Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Quantum Computing and Q# Blog
First published on MSDN on Feb 26, 2018 Lost? Confused? Don't know where to start with all this quantum computing stuff? Don't panic!This post is intended to function as a start page/guide to help you navigate your way through the various quantum computing and Q# posts hosted here on the Faculty blog (https://aka.
