It’s time to start learning quantum programming.  IBM and Microsoft are two companies that I have spent some time recently with learning about quantum programming.  IBM has a good intro course that is lecture based with a more detailed transcription.   Microsoft has something they call ‘Learn with Azure Quantum katas.  The katas introduce the material in much smaller chunks and it’s all written and interactive with their web-based Q# programming tool.  While the learning formats are different, they both provide the detailed background in the math and quantum concepts.

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