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A free 14-lecture course taught by an MIT PhD candidate — from the Bloch sphere to a 100-qubit QAOA capstone.

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Large-Scale Quantum Circuits on Your Own Machine

Run circuits that used to require a supercomputer — hundreds of qubits, millions of operations — right on your laptop or workstation. Works with Qiskit, CUDA-Q, and plain Python on Linux, macOS, and Windows.

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When simulation is not enough, run the same circuits on real quantum processors from leading providers — with transparent pricing and $50 in free credits to start.

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Quantum 101: From First Qubit to First Program

A free 14-lesson course taught by an MIT PhD candidate — hands-on Jupyter notebooks, a shareable completion badge, and a 100-qubit QAOA capstone. All you need is curiosity.

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